Sentence examples for bringing expected from inspiring English sources

Honda, based in Tokyo, said it would reduce production by an additional 119,000 vehicles for its fiscal year ending March 31, bringing expected production for the year to 1.3 million units.

It will respond by tightening policy, either by raising the nominal interest rate or curtailing other stimulative actions in order to bring expected inflation back down to 2%.

Research shows that mergers often fail to bring expected benefits: look no further than the break-up of DaimlerChrysler after nine unhappy years.

Yet their study certainly implies that sooner or later share prices will do badly, to bring expected returns back to their long-term average.

But it has recurred this summer, and the latest example was the introduction of a new rear wing at the last race in Singapore that did not bring expected benefits.

Though the latest anniversary has brought expected coverage, it's still not immediately apparent why this particular space disaster should stand out from other similar incidents, like the Apollo 1 fire of January 27 , 1967or the Columbia disaster of February 1 , 2003

Correspondents in Cairo say people are nervous about what the coming days will bring, expecting the trial to deepen the rift between Egyptians and causing greater unrest and instability.

Some HMRC compliance measures were also not bringing in expected revenue.

Completion time was estimated at about 90 minutes for the CRPs and about 30 minutes for the SCTs, bringing the expected total testing time to approximately two hours.

Authorship did not bring the expected results.

This brings the expected total cost of the bank bailout to more than $40 billion.