Sentence examples for account expected from inspiring English sources

The increases forecast for the rest of the century take into account expected changes in climate.

This article discusses challenges in solving real structural optimization problems, taking into account expected consequences of failure.

If the plant will rely on large volumes of water for cooling, has the utility taken into account expected changes in the availability and cost of accessing that water?

"The plan takes into account expected steady growth in key Qantas markets, plus replacement of several fleet types during the same period," said James Strong, the chief executive of Qantas.

Quantified Shot Quality is a metric engineered to assess the quality of a shot independent of whether it goes in, by taking into account expected field goal percentage, location, shot type and defensive movement.

The methodology was applied to Portuguese reservoirs located in the Douro's basin and illustrated with a series of stochastic-dynamic and spatial outputs taking into account expected scenarios regarding land use changes.

"We don't want people building a building on our account, expecting that there's going to be a franchise, because we're not in the position to promise one right now," Commissioner Gary Bettman said last month when asked about Quebec.

More specifically, the account expects a person to speak for her own actions to others, which is necessary for becoming a responsible agent and acquiring the right sense of her worth.

In our initial model we took age into account, expecting a relatively higher mortality among the elderly.

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If this seems small, consider: Michael Clement is one of an estimated five minority PhD candidates in accounting expected to earn the degree this year.