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They are notably pessimistic about how much heat all this homework can be expected to generate.
As a result, executives said the company could be expected to generate roughly 13percentt growth in Ebitda this year.
Even with its smaller footprint, Fashion Week can be expected to generate significant revenue and tax dollars for the city.
Mr. Croisset said the deal could be expected to generate annual pretax cost savings of $144 million by next year.
12 The component consists of large moves in market prices and rates that would be expected to generate losses.
As a result, the sort of suspense such a story line might be expected to generate is carelessly squandered, as is any sense of plausibility.
Reynold Levy, who became president of Lincoln Center last month, said he could not say how much money each new member would be expected to generate or contribute.
In January, AT&T said the cable unit could be expected to generate earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization of about $2.52 billion this year.
Staten Island, with only three police precincts and fewer than 50 prosecutors, could not be expected to generate a terrific number of meaty cases.
Just one cubic metre of inner-city Manchester would be expected to generate more artefacts than found in a century of excavation at Stonehenge.
In his response to the report, Mr. Rosen also noted that the store could "be expected to generate significant new traffic" that would benefit the terminal's other tenants.
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