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.
Free but legal Becalmed Nothing to shout about Stretching the accordion A Viennese grind Reprints Related items Shipbuilding: Sink or swimMar 26th 2009Nothing like this has been seen since the early 1970s, when lots of super-sized oil tankers, known as VLCCs (very large crude carriers), were built in expectation of huge growth in oil consumption just before the first oil shock.
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.
"We don't make music for old people who have built-in expectations," he said.
The trickiest thing about college football's supposed championship is how impossible it is to live up to its built-in expectations.
In some ways this makes monogamy hard to understand and communicate about – because there are so many assumptions and built-in expectations, and folks don't always agree on those expectations.
The market already has built-in expectations of a further quarter-point increase.
This face-to-face giving has built-in expectations of reciprocity.
