Sentence examples for based on expectations that from inspiring English sources

John Maynard Keynes said investment was based on expectations that are "subject to sudden and violent changes".

He said he had seen plans for future improvements, all based on expectations that the money would never stop flowing.

Their confidence is based on expectations that Japan's exporters will continue to find buyers for their products in markets like the United States and China.

Financial markets had been moving money around based on expectations that central banks would end up buying a very large chunk of assets.

If a film is trading based on expectations that it will gross $80 million in its first four weeks, investors who think it will reach $100 million buy shares.

Presumably some of Mr. Lazio's local support is based on expectations that he would restore a Long Island gravy train that has had no conductor since Mr. D'Amato was defeated in 1998.

Various classes of SV were further filtered based on expectations for patterns that would be seen in either false- or true-positives.

The latter offers an attempt at measurement based on expectations about institutional features that are likely to generate either more or less coordination.

Mr. Lewin expressed doubts, however, that legislators could write law based on "consumer expectations" that would fully skirt religious standards.

Because at the end of the day, these feelings are based on internalised expectations that have been become toxic.

That is based on market expectations that the interest rate it sets will finally rise from the current 0.5% rate to 0.75% some time between April and July next year.