The BBFC try to meet expectations where they can, though.
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Intangible factors will also determine whether the projects meet expectations.
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Or that AR/VR have faltered and failed to meet expectations?
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So it couldn't just meet expectations, it needed to beat them.
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It seems as though the film has failed to meet expectations.
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There's no guarantee any of these projects will meet expectations anytime soon.
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Big law needs to set aspirations and meet expectations to remain competitive.
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Flashback: Even if Snap's results meet expectations, investor reaction may not match.
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Elizabeth Warren failed to meet expectations in Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada.
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Fairley sometimes struggled to meet expectations in his first five pro seasons.
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Wall Street may finally be getting worried that reality will not meet expectations.
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Indeed, Netflix notably failed to meet expectations for domestic and international user growth.
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But he has also failed to meet expectations in a number of areas.
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If that describes you, don't beat yourself up when you don't meet expectations.
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The telecommunications giant said the integration of Yahoo and AOL didn't meet expectations.
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Clinton also met/exceeded/failed to meet expectations, which were different for her.
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But the growth outlook has rolled back as data failed to meet expectations.
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But even though it has some bright spots, Everything Now doesn't really meet expectations.
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If any of those meet expectations, the dynamics of space exploration will change radically.
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"These results show integration efforts did not meet expectations," Lenovo said in announcing its results.
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Now U.S. data need to keep surprising on the upside or even just meet expectations.
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China's manufacturing activity failed to meet expectations, underscoring weakness in the world's second-largest economy.
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Tyson recently warned that earnings would not meet expectations and parted ways with its CEO.
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Last month, the composite PMI fell to a 16-month low and failed to meet expectations.
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Wilson knows firsthand why quality is important and what happens when it does not meet expectations.
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BuzzFeed, which does not disclose its finances, denied the report, saying this year will meet expectations.
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They have failed to meet expectations in the past, even when they have appeared unusually enthusiastic.
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Tyson recently warned that earnings would not meet expectations and parted ways with its chief executive.
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ET. IHS Markit manufacturing surveys in Germany, France, Italy and the eurozone failed to meet expectations.
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Apple stock is up almost 25% in the past year, but that wasn't enough to meet expectations.
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But there's always a chance that the Kickstarter will fall through or just fail to meet expectations.
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The offers, which valued Poland's third largest mobile operator at roughly $3 billion, failed to meet expectations.
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"The year after the World Cup was rocky for us, and we didn't meet expectations," Johnson admits.
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He argued that O'Rourke failed to meet expectations, but performed well given his low statewide name recognition.
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The marines remain weak, and the number and quality of long-distance vessels do not meet expectations.
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The U.S. unemployment rate fell to 4.7 percent in May, even as job growth failed to meet expectations.
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If growth meet expectations, it should help dispel any lingering fears the economy was at risk of stalling.
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But Metro's shares which have so far failed to meet expectations for a rerating since the Ceconomy split.
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Make sure they have all the information they need to assume ownership and accountability, and to meet expectations.
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They shouldn't just meet expectations, but invest in making the effort to form meaningful relationships with their employees.
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No one wants to be surprised to learn at the end of their internship they didn't meet expectations.
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GREENVILLE, South Carolina — For Pete Buttigieg this week, the cost is so high to meet expectations so low.
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The vote would meet expectations of 15 out of 21 analysts in a Reuters poll published last week.
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Still, young people have failed to meet expectations in the past, even when they have appeared unusually enthusiastic.
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Bannon is generally making a ruckus — ripping Republican Congressional leadership, talking about failures to meet expectations and more.
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Smith & Wesson, Broadcom and Ambarella have a history of favorable stock price movements even when earnings don't meet expectations.
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On the results front, HUL and Zee Entertainment reported better-than-estimated numbers while TCS managed to meet expectations.
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Modi's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) though still dominant nationally, has failed to meet expectations in recent local elections.
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Farhad: That reminds me of my philosophy in life: underpromise, and then when you barely meet expectations, you're golden.
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Relentless marketing pushes people to meet expectations they can't afford, Mr. O'Brien said, leaving them stressed and in debt.
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However, the company has struggled to meet expectations in the year since, and growth has plateaued in recent months.
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CytRx shares dropped after hours after the company's announcement on Tuesday that its cancer drug trial did not meet expectations.
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The city boasts advanced connectivity, but it has so far failed to meet expectations in attracting international businesses and residents.
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What looked like a pop before simply boiled away after investors decided that growth simply wasn't going to meet expectations.
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The federal government should be forced to periodically consider whether an agreement continues to meet expectations sufficient to renew it.
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You've already locked in a predictable income stream and now don't have to rely heavily on growth to meet expectations.
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"All of the wrestlers will hear fans cheering in their hearts and do their best to meet expectations," he said.
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"All of the wrestlers will hear fans cheering in their hearts and do their best to meet expectations," he said.
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However, it did meet expectations for overall returns: Citigroup generated 10.9 percent return on tangible capital, exceeding its 10.5 percent target.
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Limited resources and persistent lawlessness in a country split between rival political factions mean the NOC struggles to meet expectations, however.
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Analysts say how long the banks can hold out on consumers could determine if lenders meet expectations for net interest income.
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Depending on how your lenses are polarized, Mr. Trump met/exceeded/failed to meet expectations, which were low to begin with.
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Store managers call applicants to screen them and if they meet expectations, the managers make a verbal offer on the phone.
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Intel, the big chip maker, cited intensifying "trade and macro concerns" for financial results in January that did not meet expectations.
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While retailers like Macy's struggled to meet expectations for their holiday sales, Lululemon benefited from the best holiday season in six years.
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According to Thomson Reuters IBES, analysts expect S&P 500 earnings to grow by about 10 percent should all reports meet expectations.
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Because political appointees are not subject to civil service rules, he added, there was one advantage if they did not meet expectations.
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The Warren Buffett-backed company said in October that sales failed to meet expectations partly due to "the considerable reduction" in subsidies.
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While the company failed to meet expectations on new subscribers in the U.S. and Canada, it exceeded expectations for new international subscribers.
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The larger game industry has become so risk-averse — big companies are quick to kill any project that doesn't instantly meet expectations.
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Even if new weapons meet expectations, Russia and China still broadly underperform the United States, by far the world's leading military spender.
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"To win the debate, all Trump really needs to do is meet expectations, keep his cool, and look presidential," says one Republican.
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Wall Street also parsed through key economic data out of China, as the country's exports and imports failed to meet expectations for April.
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Shares of Expedia dipped more than 7 percent in after hours trading after the company's third quarter 2017 earnings failed to meet expectations.
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"Because you have to meet expectations and the expectations are very high, that gives a lot of pressure for the players," he said.
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Travel can induce anxiety when trips fail to meet expectations or don't go as planned, as when a bucket-list museum is closed.
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In a bright spot, Britain's EasyJet rose xx% after the budget carrier said it would meet expectations in 2019 despite a worse trading environment.
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Sales for the quarter totaled $241 million, a 40 percent decline compared to the same time last year — and again failing to meet expectations.
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When the gender on their ID does not meet expectations, it can lead to suspicious looks, being outed in public, even hostility or violence.
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Additionally, the Mac team is said to be burdened with developing two concepts simultaneously for new products, in the event one doesn't meet expectations.
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At the other end, parents expect their child to perform well and express disappointment if their child or the team does not meet expectations.
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Kamala Harris is shaking up the top ranks of her presidential campaign, the latest sign her once-promising bid is failing to meet expectations.
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Individuals, too, are likely to be disappointed this year, when tax refunds as a result of the 2017 tax legislation fail to meet expectations.
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MCN-represented creators became discouraged A challenged ad-driven business model meant that the video creators' shares of those challenged revenues frequently didn't meet expectations.
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The district&aposs superintendent issued a statement Friday saying commencement "is considered a privilege" and that those who don&apost meet expectations can&apost attend.
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Verizon will take a $4.6 billion goodwill impairment charge as the company's media business fails to meet expectations, according to a regulatory statement filed Tuesday.
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But the Granite State was the high point of her campaign, an operation defined by some internal dysfunction, staff turnovers and failure to meet expectations.
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It even uses an automated system that tracks warehouse workers' productivity that can automatically generate the paperwork to fire them for failing to meet expectations.
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It was an encouraging outing for the 33-year-old, who struggled to meet expectations last season and saw his velocity drop during spring training.
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Later that day, after the results were announced and they failed to meet expectations, Elan's stock price quickly fell by almost forty-two per cent.
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And stocks where Greenlight had a "short" position, or a bet they would fall in price, posted quarterly gains, even if they didn't meet expectations.
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The company said in a statement that it had sold its investment in Ghana-based Ayrton Drug Manufacturing, saying its performance did not meet expectations.
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The service was seen as a symbol of a Europe without borders, but it has failed to meet expectations – especially in terms of passenger numbers.
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At other companies, like Ford and Alcoa, it was the head of the chief executive that was served up when profits failed to meet expectations.
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The one category that didn't meet expectations, according to Macy's, was mattresses — which has seen a flood of new entrants online like Casper and Purple.
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However, while looking far ahead, Canopy failed to deliver in the near-term and meet expectations set by its investors, especially its multi-billion dollar benefactor.
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Signs of some stabilization in the euro area economy helped offset the weaker tone overnight from China, where readings on manufacturing activity failed to meet expectations.
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No Man's Sky has received a lot of criticism for how the final product failed to meet expectations and hype around the game before its launch.
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It was one of a slew of roads that saw a lucrative public-private partnership negotiated before the recession that failed to meet expectations after it.
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Na'Vi reportedly had been looking to replace Slovakian AWPer Ladislav "GuardiaN" Kovacs, 28, who has failed to meet expectations since returning to the team in August.
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The shares launched at 19 pounds ($24.50) before dropping for months and languishing at around 5 pounds for weeks as sales have failed to meet expectations.
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In January, Verizon Media laid off roughly 800 employees, or about 7% of its staff at the time, as the division's revenues failed to meet expectations.
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Bin Kalban said the company would not take the entire loan, which is to be delivered in tranches, if off-plan sales of the project meet expectations.
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"Whilst the trading environment for print in the first half was volatile, we remain on course to meet expectations for the year," Chief Executive Simon Fox said.
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India's economy failed to meet expectations for the April-June quarter as gross domestic product growth slowed to 5.7 percent — the country's lowest pace since early 2014.
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The rough year for General Electric shareholders will not end anytime soon because the company's new turnaround plan did not meet expectations, according to Wall Street analysts.
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The consensus is it did so because overall the company didn't meet expectations for revenue, so it wanted to give everybody something else to pay attention to.
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Dean Foods – The dairy producer's stock was downgraded to "underweight" from "neutral" at J.P. Morgan Securities, which cites reduced confidence in the company's ability to meet expectations.
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Ferrari had hoped to challenge dominant world champions Mercedes this season but have so far failed to meet expectations, with misfortune and mistakes overshadowing the opening four races.
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In the years since No Man's Sky was revealed, countless trailers, interviews, and idle speculation began to create a potentially toxic mix, if the game didn't meet expectations.
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To date, this program has penalized more than half of the nation's hospitals for failing to meet expectations, imposing more than $240 million in fines, the authors write.
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But if Netflix's second-quarter results don't meet expectations, the stock could break down below $340, coincidentally the same level as Netflix's 200-day moving average, he said.
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What it means: Half of the investors surveyed said their hedge fund allocations failed to meet expectations, and only 53% believe 2019 performance will exceed 2018's levels.
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In those situations, the response phase can be almost perfect, yet the reality is the response doesn't meet expectations of the public or those affected by the disaster.
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Sales repeatedly failed to meet expectations, forcing Pacira to dial back its ambitions for the year, and the company's share price fell by 57 percent along the way.
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The first few weeks of the LCK spring season promise to be explosive, as each organization jockeys for an early lead and to prove that they can meet expectations.
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"Integration efforts did not meet expectations," says the Chinese company with respect to its takeover of Motorola and subsequent efforts to consolidate it with its existing Lenovo-branded portfolio.
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COPENHAGEN, March 15 (Reuters) - Danske Bank's chairman Ole Andersen said it was unsatisfactory that the bank may have failed to meet expectations for anti-money laundering measures in Estonia.
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L'Oreal, also took a 234 million euro non-cash charge on its sonic skin treatment unit Clarisonic which did not meet expectations since it joined the group in 53.
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The company said in a statement that it had disposed of its investment in Ayrton Drug Manufacturing Ltd, its associate in Ghana, as its performance did not meet expectations.
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The deals announced have failed to meet expectations, however, although Macron downplayed this, stating Wednesday that his "philosophy is not to flaunt the nominal amounts of contracts," Reuters reported.
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Instagram removed a link to IGTV content from the main page of its app over the weekend, which some have said indicates the product has failed to meet expectations.
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The shipping giant continues to rake in big profits but finds itself in a deeper ditch after failing yet again to meet expectations in its most recent earnings report.
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The shipping giant continues to rake in big profits, but finds itself in a deeper ditch after failing yet again to meet expectations in their most recent earnings report.
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His career was so unpredictible—sculptor, filmmaker, painter, music-video pioneer, collagist, draftsman, punk-band photographer, puller of stunts—that his true medium was his refusal to meet expectations.
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Aside from a change in leadership, the Fed will face additional uphill battles to meet expectations of three hikes in 22019, including the current shape of the yield curve.
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If we cease to invest in the ICE there is a danger that we will lose the opportunity to improve its technology, especially if electric cars do not meet expectations.
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Superior on Monday reported an adjusted loss of 73 cents per share in the third quarter as its performance failed to meet expectations in three out of four business segments.
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Alessandro Mazzucco, chairman of 1.8 percent shareholder Fondazione Cariverona, told la Repubblica in an interview on Saturay that the bank had made clear progress but did not yet meet expectations.
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It now must meet expectations under a more mass market company like G-III Apparel Group, one that houses brands like Vince Camuto, Jones New York, Ellen Tracy, among others.
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Microsoft, meanwhile, slid 7.05% after the tech giant warned revenues for its personal computing division — which accounted for 36% of overall revenue in the previous quarter — would not meet expectations.
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Shares in Asia fell on Tuesday as readings on China's manufacturing activity failed to meet expectations, underscoring weakness in the world's second-largest economy despite Beijing's attempts to spur growth.
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"In short, Ulta Beauty became a market darling, and the problem with market darlings is that, when they fail to meet expectations ... their stocks just get completely eviscerated," Cramer said.
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He inked expensive deals with actress Penny Marshall and wellness guru Tim Ferriss, but their books failed to meet expectations, with Marshall's memoir becoming one of the decade's biggest flops.
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Continental had said in January it was reviewing its Powertrain division after earnings at the business, which makes electric and combustion engines mainly for passenger cars, failed to meet expectations.
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Continental had said in January it was reviewing its strategy for the division after earnings at the business, whose products include transmission control units and fuel pumps, failed to meet expectations.
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Swiss Federal Railways has so far declined to take delivery of more than 2170 Bombardier trains in a total order of 226 because the ones in service did not meet expectations.
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The British Retail Consortium (BRC) said shops sales failed to meet expectations in April despite recording an annual 4.1 percent jump which in part reflected the timing of the Easter holidays.
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Chief Operating Officer Lindsay Page told Reuters after the trading update that it was "right to be cautious" about the outlook, but that the company would meet expectations for the year.
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Continental had said in January it was reviewing its strategy for the division after earnings at the business, whose products include transmission control units and fuel pumps, failed to meet expectations.
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"Blade Runner 2049" misfires at the box office The sequel to the 1982 science fiction classic took the top spot at the box office, but it still failed to meet expectations.
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Stock prices dropped after second-quarter sales failed to meet expectations and CEO Corie Barry predicted that President Donald Trump's trade tariffs would affect high-margin goods like televisions and headphones.
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Meanwhile, Strategy Analytics was more sour on the iPad Pro, saying that while it had long-term potential in the enterprise and verticals, it failed to meet expectations in Q22015 13.73.
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At the end of the evaluation process, each individual is assigned a rating by a manager — ranging from "doesn't meet expectations" to "redefines expectations" — which is algorithmically tied to their compensation.
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For example, "a trans person by definition does not meet expectations of how a man or woman should be — that is, to have been assigned a particular sex at birth," Strangio explained.
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As a result, CBP "may be unable to meet expectations for achieving full operational capability, including biometrically processing 100 percent of all international passengers at the 20 busiest airports," the report said.
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The auto supplier initiated the review after earnings in its Powertrain business - that makes electric and combustion engines mainly for passenger cars - failed to meet expectations, Schaefer told Reuters in an interview.
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Continental said a year ago it was reviewing the strategy for its Powertrain division after earnings at the business, whose products include transmission control units and fuel pumps, failed to meet expectations.
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Metro's shares, which have failed to meet expectations for a rerating since the split from Ceconomy, were down 0.8 percent at 13 GMT, making them the biggest fallers among European retail stocks.
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"These results show integration efforts did not meet expectations," Chief Executive Yang Yuanqing said in a Hong Kong Stock Exchange statement, pointing to an 85 percent decline in phone shipments in China.
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One in four American workers said they don't feel like they have enough time to do their jobs, and about half reported working during their free time in order to meet expectations.
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Ever have a game you've hyped in your head, only to have it fail to meet expectations, even if you know that might have had more to do with you than it?
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If you catch yourself thinking, "Why don't I do this over the weekend instead?" remind yourself of why you chose a flexible schedule and know the consequences if you don't meet expectations.
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European shares have underperformed their American peers since the beginning of the year and analysts believe companies which fail to meet expectations during the third quarter corporate earnings season will be severely punished.
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In the first two nominating contests of the Democratic primary race, Warren has failed to meet expectations, placing third in Iowa and fourth in New Hampshire, raising questions about her ability to compete.
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Associate performance is measured and evaluated over a long period of time as we know that a variety of things could impact the ability to meet expectations in any given day or hour.
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"In primaries where Latino turnout did not meet expectations, it's generally where the candidate hasn't spent enough time dealing with the community and talking about issues that matter to the community," Alex said.
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"The board believes that Dr. Click's conduct was not compatible with university policies and did not meet expectations for a university faculty member," Pam Henrickson, the board chairwoman, said in a statement released Thursday.
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Someone's going to need to update this Urban Dictionary submission, which defines "shuster" as "a verb meaning to fail to meet expectations, particularly at a moment critical for success or even slightly respectable results."
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"There are reports that corruption is rising and the government is not able to meet expectations of the people," said Dinanath Sharma, a spokesman for the Maoist party that props up Oli's fragile coalition.
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The director of an international export company in Abidjan, who was not authorized to speak on the record, said the company rejected beans in December and January because the quality did not meet expectations.
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Ladbrokes said first-half total operating profit is expected to be within the range of 153.3 to 158.3 million pounds and that it remained on course to meet expectations for the full year results.
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"Overall capacity has not kept up with growth and changes in camping demand, and the infrastructure that does exist, with few exceptions, fails to meet expectations of the contemporary camping market," the letter reads.
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There were planned protests outside the convention center that garnered hundreds of R.S.V.P.s on Facebook, but in a state where guns are welcomed virtually anywhere, from churches to colleges, the numbers didn't meet expectations.
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Not only is "hard data" weak, but many of the underlying measures of actual activity in the surveys have failed to meet expectations, while survey questions about sentiment are pushing the "soft data" higher.
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"Professor Fryer exhibited a pattern of behavior that failed to meet expectations of conduct within our community and was harmful to the well-being of its members," according to Gay's statement to the economics department.
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As for the camera module attachment — one of the key selling points of the Hydrogen One — Jannard said they had to redesign it because the original one they were working on failed to meet expectations.
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While publishing can be a disappointing process when the sales and attention don't meet expectations (this happens a lot), a book can have a significant impact on career opportunities, acknowledgment by peers, and financial stability.
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A lot of intracommunal heartbreak stems from the failure to meet expectations, Thom said—like when a queer community fails to live up to some imagined ideal that a newer member might project onto it.
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The problem wasn't just that I never stopped working — it was that I was so busy trying to meet expectations, I'd lost sight of what I wanted out of my career in the first place.
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Michigan lost 28-21 at No. 6 Penn State after falling behind by three touchdowns in the first half, and now the Wolverines are once again grappling with a season that fails to meet expectations.
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Should Federal Reserve officials meet expectations and raise interest rates next week, they will be doing so over the objections of some high-profile experts, including one who used to work for the central bank.
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Despite failing to meet expectations, "Solo" is still leading ticket sales in North America this weekend at $83.3 million CNBC adds, followed by "Deadpool 2" at $42.7 million and "Avengers: Infinity War" at $16.5 million.
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To me, it's about defying cinematic convention: The end is usually where you have Hollywood types—for better or worse—come in and reengineer the ending, so it's going to meet expectations for an audience.
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Calling the move a deprioritizing of initiatives that didn't meet expectations, CEO Bobby Kotick said that the cuts would come from support staff while the company consolidates its commercial operations and reorganizes its marketing initiatives.
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"The government encourages constructive discussions among parties to set conditions to integrate existing infrastructures and boost ... investments so as to meet expectations ... for the creation of an integrated infrastructure," Roberto Gualtieri said in a statement.
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"An approach that combines all activity together runs the risk of encouraging some institutions to meet expectations primarily through a few large community development loans or investments rather than meeting local needs," Ms. Brainard warned.
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Italian luxury goods group Tod's warned it would be challenging to meet expectations of a 4 percent revenue increase this year, as first quarter sales fell due to weaker demand in China and shrinking tourist spending.
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While some were nervous whether Medtronic would meet expectations given the utilization strength in first quarter for peers, we thought these numbers came in above expectations, Evercore ISI analyst Vijay Kumar said in a client note.
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Here's another: if Tennessee doesn't meet expectations this year, Vols fans are looking at the likelihood of five years under Jones before they can contend for the College Football Playoff or a New Year's Six bowl.
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Many people close to the talks expect the topic of Huawei to dominate, along with the failure of Chinese agricultural purchases to meet expectations, taking time and attention away from the many deeper, longer term issues.
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And when a model doesn't quite meet expectations, its replacement in the lineup often gets a new moniker: The Tiguan's bigger, older sibling — the Touareg — has been replaced in the United States by the new Atlas.
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"The most important thing is to guarantee there are conditions for us to start governing and there are political conditions, with a (written) agreement or not, to meet expectations of stability for this legislature," Costa said.
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Union representatives from Force Ouvrière and the Confédération Française Démocratique du Travail told Agence France-Presse that the workers were staging the protest after a wage increase offer from Louis Vuitton management failed to meet expectations.
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When it became clear that Trump would win, the GOP establishment's parting hope was that Trump's margin would thin, and he'd once again face a storyline about his inability to meet expectations; that he'd lose by winning.
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The three will join forces with LeBron James on a Lakers team that will barely resemble last season's squad, who failed to meet expectations in the three-time NBA champion's first season in the purple and gold.
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British baker Greggs added 0.7 percent after like-for-like sales rose 5 percent in the 13 weeks to the end of September, keeping it on track to meet expectations for the year despite higher ingredient costs.
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Plus2500, whose shares have been pummelled in recent months by a collapse in revenue due to lower market volatility and a European clampdown on highly leveraged betting, said it was on track to meet expectations for 22019.
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Gabriel Makhlouf was criticised by a New Zealand government inquiry last week over how, as the country's outgoing treasury secretary, he failed to take responsibility for the leak or meet expectations about how it should be handled.
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Strong factory output and solid retail sales growth helped China's economy meet expectations for 6.8 percent GDP growth in the third quarter, though a continued trend of weaker investment growth could raise concerns about growth going forward.
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But in Germany and elsewhere, populist forces did not meet expectations, and the threat to a European establishment that lost votes came from strong showings by the Greens and liberals, both of whom are solidly pro-European.
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While "The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part" didn't quite meet expectations at the box office earlier this year, especially in comparison to the first film, it still hauled in nearly $200 million in ticket sales globally.
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PARIS (Reuters) - AccorHotels, Europe's largest hotel group, said on Thursday it would pull the plug on an online service that enables independent hotels to offer rooms on its booking website because the scheme had failed to meet expectations.
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Companies may not necessarily meet high performance standards on all aspects of ESG or sustainable investing issues; there is also no guarantee that any company will meet expectations in connection with corporate responsibility, sustainability, and/or impact performance.
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LONDON, Oct 6 (Reuters) - The owners of Poland's mobile phone operator Play have called off the auction to sell the business after private equity offers failed to meet expectations, two sources familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
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They also felt that following an exercise program took up too much time and put too much pressure on them, and that it was too difficult to commit to a schedule and meet expectations, leaving them feeling like failures.
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The preliminary PMI from Markit showed that business activity in the 19-country region fell to 52.9 in May versus 53.0 in April, failing to meet expectations for a reading of 53.2, according to a Reuters poll of analysts.
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Chief Executive Magnus Nicolin said seasonal factors typically boosted second-half earnings, meaning his company could still meet expectations in spite of headwinds such as a rising rubber price and fall in the value of revenue earned in euros.
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In I Hope We Choose Love, Thom explores how the pressure to meet expectations might push a trans woman to leave her community voluntarily, rather than deal with the intense scrutiny and "social surveillance" of her fellow community members.
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Even so, the phone represents a win for Qualcomm, which last year missed out on the Galaxy S6 after Samsung decided to use its own internally-designed chip, the Exynos 7 after the Snapdragon 810 failed to meet expectations.
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But forecasters are now predicting that inflation may not reach 2 percent until next year, setting up 2017 as the latest in a long series of years that inflation was predicted to rebound and then failed to meet expectations.
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The company said it would be able to meet expectations on a constant currency basis after taking action in its UK business, which is smaller in profit terms than its divisions in the Nordics and Germany, France and Belgium.
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Purplebricks said it had made positive changes in its operating model in Australia towards the end of 2018, with a new leadership team in place, but warned the anticipated amount of recognizable revenue would not be sufficient to meet expectations.
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JUSTON BURRIS Cornerback, North Carolina State With Antonio Cromartie a free agent, and the former first-round pick Dee Milliner frequently injured and failing to meet expectations, the Jets chose Burris in the fourth round to help their undermanned secondary.
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Here are the five most prevalent problem employee behaviors and how they play out in the workplace: Underperforming employees produce sub-par work that fails to meet expectations, which means those around them are forced to pick up the slack.
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LONDON, Nov 20 (Reuters) - Aston Martin, which has seen its share price plunge this year as sales failed to meet expectations after a stock market flotation, launched its first sport utility vehicle on Wednesday, hoping for a turnaround in fortunes.
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Competition was out of control, full-time jobs with benefits were in short supply, and I was conscious that if I failed to meet expectations, there were hundreds of other smart, hard-working young people out there who'd be thrilled to replace me.
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Joshua Putnam, a professor at the University of North Carolina Wilmington who specializes in political primaries, said a candidate in Harris' position needs to meet expectations in Iowa and the subsequent New Hampshire primary to remain viable for the strategy to work.
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"Second half of 2018 has started well", Cineworld Chairman Anthony Bloom said, adding that the company would meet expectations for year with movies such as "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald", "Venom", "Aquaman" and "Mary Poppins Returns" slated for release later this year.
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"Associate performance is measured and evaluated over a long period of time as we know that a variety of things could impact the ability to meet expectations in any given day or hour," the company spokesperson said in a statement to Vox.
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"I think the 'Star Wars' movies, going forward, need to be in the ball park of 'Rogue One' to 'Force Awakens' in order to meet expectations that these guys can hang on to the very high studio profits that they enjoy right now," Crockett said.
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Should the December employment report meet expectations, it could calm fears over the U.S. economy and ease some pressure on global equity markets, which have suffered a sell-off this week on concerns about the impact of slowing growth in China on the world economy.
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Across the euro zone, most 10-year bond yields were 3-4 bps higher on the day as Tuesday's economic news boosted hopes of a brighter outlook ahead and offset the weaker tone overnight from China, where readings on manufacturing activity failed to meet expectations.
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A DHS Office of Inspector General report in 1003 found that, overall, the program had failed to meet expectations and could not prove its effectiveness; the report concluded that the program had "not achieved the expected result," and therefore recommended that the government reconsider expanding it.
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Check out the companies making headlines after the bell: Shares of Merck & Co dropped as much as 9% in extended trading on Monday, before erasing those losses, after the pharmaceutical company announced that its medication Keytruda failed to meet expectations in phase 3 of the drug's trial.
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Hype for Hereditary has certainly been high — Time Out New York's Joshua Rothkopf called the film "a new generation's The Exorcist" — but worrying that a movie isn't going to be horrifying enough to meet expectations is a long way from trying to avoid making horror movies altogether.
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Should the December employment report meet expectations, it could calm fears over the United States economy and ease some pressure on global equity markets, which have suffered a sell-off this week on concerns about the impact of slowing growth in China on the world economy.
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But without a vote through which members can choose their own union, today's public-sector employees are rendered mute and unable to have a meaningful opportunity to select a new union or hold their current union accountable if it fails to meet expectations or protect its workers' interests.
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The Great Wall, a big budget film starring Matt Damon and co-financed by company's film division, Le Vision Pictures, flopped at the U.S. box office and failed to meet expectations in China, putting a damper not just on Le Vision Pictures' future film ambitions, but on the broader U.S./China film co-financing space.
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"It was a pretty good budget because he (Finance Minister) did meet expectations in most areas and surprisingly given the additional commitments on the rural side, he was still able to stick to fiscal deficit target", said Geoff Lewis, senior strategist - Asia at Manulife Asset Management, which has about $301 billion in assets under management.
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Many have suggested that this is the worst supporting cast James has had in any of his nine career appearances in the finals: Jeff Green, a player almost synonymous with failing to meet expectations, was the second-best player in Cleveland's upset of the Boston Celtics in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference finals.
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In New York, F.B.I. agents have grumbled about having to focus on MS-133, according to a senior bureau official; there have been worries that agents have arrested members of Trinitario, a Dominican gang, but characterized them as MS-13 members to inflate their arrest totals to meet expectations, a senior state law enforcement official said.
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The one new policy: Under the Department of Veterans Affairs Accountability and Whistleblower Protection Act, Trump established the Office of Accountability at the Department of Veteran Affairs with the intent to bring accountability back to the VA. Senior officials in the Department now have the ability to fire employees who don't meet expectations, and there are new protections for those who reveal wrongdoings within the agency.
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One of the big projects to emerge from the group was called "Project Morpheus," a precursor for what would later be called PlayStation VR. While Sony was quick to express an interest in virtual reality technologies and publicly debut its experiments with PS VR years before its 2016 launch, the technology platform has been facing an uncertain future as headset sales have failed to meet expectations.
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James LankfordJames Paul LankfordHillicon Valley: GOP hits back over election security bills | Ratcliffe out for intel chief | Social media companies consider policies targeting 'deepfakes' | Capital One, GitHub sued over breach The Hill's 12:30 Report: Biden camp feels boost after Detroit debate GOP punches back in election security fight MORE (Okla.) — Lankford said Wednesday he would back the bill if it includes a "backstop" that would raise rates if revenue fails to meet expectations.
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But Bob O'Donnell, head of Technalysis Research, said the reported trio of new iPhones was "a very logical extension of the product line" for Apple: "One bigger, one cheaper, and one upgrade to the existing iPhone X." The Cupertino-based company earlier this month forecast disappointing revenue of $60 billion to $62 billion for its fiscal second quarter ending in March, with a number of media reports pointing to slack demand for iPhone X after unit sales failed to meet expectations in the run-up to Christmas.
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