Sentence examples for expectations for continued from inspiring English sources
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.
Sugar climbed almost 3percentt on expectations for continued low exports from Brazil, the world's top grower.
"As Lula's handpicked successor, Dilma will have to deal with high expectations for continued gains," said Michael Shifter, president of the policy research and advocacy group Inter-American Dialogue.
"Expectations for continued low rates are a result of our outlook for the economy – weak growth conditions are expected to remain the 'new normal' for the next few years".
Her studies particularly highlight the unique importance of measuring the global ocean as its global heat storage is the most fundamental metric defining the status of global climate change and expectations for continued global warming.
"They will reinforce expectations for continued interest rate rises, despite negative external factors," he added.
My expectation is for continued slow growth faster than potential, gradually reducing both the GDP gap [between actual and potential GDP] and the unemployment gap [between actual unemployment and its natural rate].
Time spent in back and forth exchanges of facial expressions, gesture and sounds (including words spoken by the adult) fosters the relationship between parent and child, strengthening their bond, and laying the foundation and expectation for continuing responsive interactions.
Their costs and expectations for revenue continues to exceed inflation by a large margin.
Customer Service Expectations Are Rising - Is Your Business Keeping Up? Customers' expectations for service continue to rise, and the quality of your customer service can make or break your business, according to the Gladly 2018 Customer Service Expectations Survey.
The expectations for perfection continue into the workplace.
