Sentence examples for expectations it would be from inspiring English sources

And in fairness to Mr. Bernanke, discord among senior officials also makes it difficult for policy to change expectations: it would be hard to credibly commit to higher inflation if this commitment were constantly being undercut by speeches out of the Richmond or Dallas Feds.

No one can say there are never going to be these issues – where you are working in a different country with different expectations it would be naïve to think otherwise – but we also think it is important for the Chinese and they will want to make sure these things will be able to be worked through".

Harrington felt that while the album could not live up to post-Thriller expectations, it would be "considerably fairer to compare" Bad with Off the Wall.

He explained, When the people gave us a five year contract, it was based on the understanding that if the EPDRF party [Zenawi's party] does not perform the contract to expectations it would be kicked out of power.

Wood Group, the oil services business, is down 51p to 789p on speculation it may not join the index as had been anticipated, while hedge fund group Man has lost 3.2p to 75p in the expectation it would be deleted.

Wood Group, the oil services business, lost 49.5p to 790.5p on speculation it may not join the index as had been anticipated, while hedge fund group Man fell 4.45p to 73.75p in the expectation it would be deleted.

For the full year, Intel now expects its revenue to grow, up from expectations that it would be flat.

Rang De Basanti received its world premiere on 26 January 2006, with high expectations that it would be a success with western audiences, though it also faced ire from several organizations because of certain controversial scenes.

I think people had unreasonable expectations that it would be an implementing agency".

In January, however, the city's pro-base mayor was defeated by an opponent who was against the base and who rode a wave of voter expectations that it would be moved off Okinawa.

"The E.C.B. had increased expectations that it would be able to present a new quick fix for the real economy" by increasing lending to small and midsize businesses, Carsten Brzeski, an economist at ING Bank, said in a note to clients.