Sentence examples for waning expectations from inspiring English sources

And, as productivity stagnates, there are waning expectations about how fast the UK can grow after the recovery is complete.

"Rotten Apple" is coming in a decidedly different musical climate, when G-Unit's popularity is waning and expectations are low.

But now, likely after the barrage of different tablets released this year, that number has waned as expectations changed.

The promise of AI is not waning, rather the expectations for its real arrival is pushed further out – perhaps 5-10 years.

Jobs in Chicago won't be as attractive if he enters a third year with a losing record and expectations waning.

Hence, OPEC's current focus on expectations of waning demand this spring, a perennial justification for cutting output.

But, the sale of a strangle in the June 2011 contract today indicates expectations of waning volatility in the price of the underlying, as well as range-bound shares.

The yen rose as expectations waned that the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates to bolster the faltering U.S. economy.

The euro edged lower as expectations waned that the European Central Bank would buy the currency to support it.

Gains for Treasuries (By Bloomberg News) -- Treasury bond prices rose yesterday on expectations that signs of waning consumer confidence might persuade the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates as soon as this week.

This would fall short of Mr. Mandela's expectations, and may in fact try his reportedly waning patience.