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Hugely expensive L.N.G. import facilities — built in expectation that the United States would become more dependent on foreign sources — now operate at below 10 percent capacity, according to the consultancy Wood Mackenzie.

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"I think the markets had built in expectations of a more forceful Fed".

Mr. Kerry said it could further drive up the price of oil, which helps Iran, as traders on world markets build in expectations of a military strike.

No doubt, Mr Obama expects that by the end of 2010, recovery will be well underway, and the groundwork will have been laid for strong growth, permitting budget cuts (indeed, the budget builds in expectations of growth rates of 4% or more in 2011, 2012, and 2013).

"India's Sensex has been on a relentless rally due to build in expectations of a positive election outcome, with opinion polls pointing towards a single coalition led by BJP's Narendra Modi," he said.

This new age of digital enlightenment means that when organisations are born they come with built-in expectation inflation.

These moves can, in some cases, be very significant because steady distributions from endowments have come to account for a rising share of university expenditures and because universities may have inadvertently built in deep expectations for continued and continuous substantial endowment growth.

" "Research needs to be core business, so it actually needs to be built in as an expectation as to what every clinician does".

In other words, the pre-product valuation will already build in an expectation that you can deliver on a great product.

Like many other analysts here, he noted that the stock had actually enjoyed a run-up recently, built in part on unrealistic expectations that a settlement was at hand.