Sentence examples for because it expects the from inspiring English sources

This is not because it expects the BRICs to grow less quickly but because the bank now expects BRIC currencies to rise much less against the dollar.

Over 60% of China's imports come from the rest of Asia, but about half of these are components that are assembled in China and then sold to the rich world.In its latest economic outlook on Asia, the IMF forecast that the region excluding China and India would grow by only 1.6% in 2010, largely because it expects the American economy to be flat.

He wants immigration to New Zealand reduced and cuts to foreign investment; he believes that the National Party called the election early because it expects the economy to slump later this year.The National Party campaigned on stability, sound economic management and educational changes which would give more weight to charter schools (which are privately run) and improve teacher quality.

The company also says it went for 50 inches because it expects this size to be the standard for TV screens in homes.

Imax decided on a joint venture with TCL for the new systems primarily because it expects China to be the largest market for them, Richard L. Gelfond, the chief executive of Imax, said in a telephone interview.

We're told that it is doing so because it expects slower growth — which the austerity will make even slower.

And our legislation deems that this must be so because it expects politicians to tell the truth – or at least heightened, defensible versions of it.

The school is undertaking the expansion because it expects total enrollment to climb by about 4,500 from its current 13,500 over the next five to six years.

Anaheim needs a first baseman because it expects Mo Vaughn to miss the season after surgery for a ruptured biceps tendon in his left arm.

But Standard & Poor's slashed Wachovia's outlook to negative from stable because it expects lower operating profitability in the near term.

Interbrew was able to outbid rivals because it expected to wring the greatest cost savings from the deal.