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He says manufacturers cannot be expected to expand production in any meaningful way until the currency falls.

As a consequence the range of variability associated with understory responses should be expected to expand or contract depending on where treatments are implemented.

Stripping away temporary ups and downs, Britain's economy could be expected to expand by about 2% a year as the labour force grows and people in work get better at doing things.

THE sorts of cities into which Hauser & Wirth, one of the world's most successful commercial art galleries, might be expected to expand are Hong Kong, Beijing, São Paulo and others in the emerging markets.

The figures are striking because cash in circulation normally would be expected to expand roughly in line with nominal GDP, the size of the economy without adjusting for inflation, according to Simon Ward, chief economist at Janus Henderson Investors.

Not a few experts point out, for instance, that while a warming atmosphere would theoretically be expected to expand the range of mosquito-borne tropical diseases like malaria and dengue fever, reality is not so simple.

The program is expected to expand system-wide by fall.

This online catalog is expected to expand to include other Harvard professional schools.

Online registration is expected to expand to other departments by next semester.

More exciting researches are expected to expand our understanding regarding the epigenetic regulatory network.

The programme is expected to expand to 1,300 hectares, and reforest areas cleared for poppies.