Sentence examples for broadly as expected from inspiring English sources

Although the network operator's subscriber figures for the fourth quarter of 2008 showed a slower rate of growth than in the year before on Thursday, the overall trend was not a big surprise: Deutsche Telekom lost customers in fixed line, while mobile and broadband performed broadly as expected.

Analyst Lawrence Sugarman at Liberum Capital kept his buy recommendation on the business, saying: Revenue trends were broadly as expected, with disappointment relative to expectations in Germany, UK and Vodacom, some positive offset in Turkey and to some extent Spain.

East said: "While 2015 remains broadly as expected, the outlook for 2016 is very challenging.

He said: "While 2015 remains broadly as expected, the outlook for 2016 is very challenging.

An official account of the committee's most recent meeting in July affirmed that "almost all participants" favored Mr. Bernanke's timetable, provided that "economic conditions improved broadly as expected".

Yet from Malthus to Paul Ehrlich, predictions that the planet was on the verge of starvation have never come to pass (or at least not as broadly as expected).

31 34 The incidence and type of AEs observed with the two treatments evaluated in this study were broadly similar and as expected on the basis of the known safety profiles of these therapies.

These are broadly equivalent (as expected), indicating that the suspended graphene is intrinsic (E F ~ 0) but that the hole concentration is increased (yielding a minimum value for E F of approximately − 0.2 eV) where the graphene sits atop the waveguide structure.

Here we ask whether individual MPTA neurons collateralize broadly as might be expected of modulatory circuitry, sending axonal branches to both caudal and to rostral targets, or whether connectivity is more selective.

As expected, broadly integrated functional networks were uncovered.

Furthermore, although recruitment was limited to Nottingham the observed demographic profile of smokers within the cohort is, given the composition of other cohorts, as expected and broadly representative of pregnant smokers generally.