Well, I will tell you why not: because it raises expectations.
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But his neighbor-state status also raises expectations for him here.
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But they warn that there is risk as Mr. Xi raises expectations.
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This raises expectations for unicorns and IPOs to create the continent's first wave of startup moguls.
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All this suggests that we will see higher overall inflation, which raises expectations for higher interest rates.
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"Angry Birds," which opens today and has a $173 million budget, raises expectations that this time could be different.
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All central bankers will have achieved is a nasty rise in inflation—which, if it raises expectations of further inflation, might be tricky to undo.
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That kind of service is arriving with greater frequency this year, and the prospect of the long-delayed return of midfielder Frank Lampard also raises expectations.
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The existence of PIK debt therefore, even when outside the borrower group, typically raises expectations or risk of a leverage spike as and when the instrument is refinanced.
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Most players in the wellness industry are targeted toward more affluent consumers, but Aloha's placement in Target raises expectations that it can appeal to upmarket as well as downmarket buyers.
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Although the rising likelihood that OPEC will extend its output cuts raises expectations for a balanced market, U.S. crude production remains an issue for OPEC as it strives to clear a global overhang.
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"To suggest that Germany has suddenly become the new leader of the western world is not only absurd but dangerous - because it raises expectations that simply can't ever be met," a senior German official said.
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"What the ADP number does is it raises expectations that the jobs report can come at the top end of the range and maybe above the estimate," said JJ Kinahan, chief market strategist at TD Ameritrade.
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Why it matters: As the private sector raises expectations for fast and reliable services, the public sector is working to adapt, adding roles like chief technology officer, chief information officer, chief data officer, and chief analytics officer.
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A recovery in the global economy is negative for gold because it raises expectations for interest rate increases, which lift the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets and boost the dollar, in which gold is priced.
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It's the dawn of the season one finale, and we still don't know what happened, which only raises expectations in the audience's mind that the ultimate "answer," which is purported to come in said finale, will be something huge.
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The Pixel, on the other hand, is a device that undermines the iPhone's mystique by offering a better camera and smarter AI, and it raises expectations of Android as a whole by offering a better experience than most of its rivals.
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Traders will be watching whether euro zone yields fall further on Friday if the U.S. non-farm payrolls report comes in weaker than expected and raises expectations the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 25 basis point at the end of October.
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But, hypothetically, landing someone like Luka Doncic, Michael Porter, or Marvin Bagley, a prospect who can eventually tentpole an above-average offense and unlock easy opportunities for everyone around them, raises expectations and possibilities when compared to adding another specialist like Robert Williams or Jaren Jackson.
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SYDNEY, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Shares in Bougainville Copper Ltd , the former operator of the giant Panguna gold and copper mine that was shut by civil war, have surged in recent days as an independence vote on the island raises expectations of a possible restart to mining.
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Teaser photos for the concert were then revealed on January 15. The poster is mysterious and intense, which raises expectations. M.C the Max released the track list for their upcoming album on January 19 through their agency Music&NEW.; The album will be released online on January 28 at midnight and offline at music stores on February 2. It consists of 10 songs including the title track No matter where.
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Ryan Dombal of Pitchfork Media said the song "does not back down" as the album's lead track, with "royal fanfare-- strings, horns, the works", which he called "an emperor's welcome". Henry Adaso of About.com dismissed the song, giving it two out of five stars, not pleased with the chorus, and called the rhymes and metaphors "redundant" and "proposterous". While he called the lead single a "disappointment", he said that it raises expectations for his album, hoping that "he's saving the gems for his album" and also called the "distracting music" a pro of the song.
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One critic wrote: "It is the same old storyline, same old incidents, practically the same old stars and the same old performances. The director tries to whip up excitement towards the end with some violent, bloody action scenes, but then it is a bit too late", while another critic wrote:"Mitta Miraasu sets several things up and raises expectations but then fails to deliver on those expectations. Problems arise and issues are created, but all of them end in a rather lame manner".Balaji Balasubramaniam, Movie Review: Mitta Mirasu (2001) Retrieved 10 June 2013.
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However, increasingly many disciplines, including most humanities, set their requirements for coursework, languages and the expected extent of thesis research by the assumption that students will take five years minimum or six to seven years on average; competition for jobs within these fields also raises expectations on the length and quality of theses considerably. In some disciplines, doctoral programs can average seven to ten years. Archaeology, which requires long periods of research, tends towards the longer end of this spectrum. The increase in length of degree is a matter of great concern for both students and universities, though there is much disagreement on potential solutions to this problem.
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