Sentence examples for are broadly expected from inspiring English sources

Policy makers are broadly expected to lower rates, though economists are still split over whether there will be a quarter-point or half-point cut.

The end of quantitative easing is rapidly approaching, and as interest rates are broadly expected to rise in the next few quarters, money getting more expensive is not an if, but a when.

These nominees are broadly expected to be confirmed by the Republican majority in the Senate.

Whereas declining trends for GP and inpatient hospitals are broadly expected in Switzerland [ 19], most people would not expect such a reduction for specialist doctors who have constantly rising costs, but this finding can be further explained with a limitation in the dependent 'quantity' variables.

The district, however, is heavily Democratic, and Ms. Kaptur is broadly expected to win.

First the withdrawal negotiation would take many months, more likely years, and the status quo would be broadly expected to continue during that period.

Monday's outcome, while perhaps puzzling to outsiders who are inevitably struck by Norway's wealth, was broadly expected inside the country.

Congress does need to address the alternative minimum tax; a patch to ensure that millions of families do not pay higher taxes this year is broadly expected but not in place.

"So the MPC's decision to hold off from further monetary stimulus was broadly expected".

This drop had been broadly expected by analysts, and investors were cheered by the retailer's announcement that it had started cutting back capital expenditure.

Third, it's broadly expected that this will be Merkel's last term — if she even serves out the full term, as she has stated.