Sentence examples for expectations that there would from inspiring English sources

Some companies may want to raise prices and increase profits, but economists said that increases would be restrained by competition, low-price imports and expectations that there would not be much pent-up demand from consumers who have kept buying through the economic slump.

He explained how in the subatomic world, scientists were surprised to learn that contrary to their expectations that there would be a perfect balance between all positive and negative particles, it seems that: "the positive particles were slightly more numerous within each atom than the negative particles".

And he added the "expectation" was that there would not be complete closures.

The expectation was that there would not be systematic differences in the two measurements, that the underlying genetic basis for fat thickness would be evident in both GWAS, and that the differences in trait values might merely affect the degree of significance of the most significant SNP associations, which would largely be in common.

As to the future, Mr. Fink said he expected equity markets to remain robust on the expectation that there would not be a hard economic landing in China.

Its executive for movies candidly acknowledged the expectation that there would be controversy and publicity around the project.

At the last election, a widespread expectation that there would be a hung parliament and a coalition government was successfully used by the Conservative party to win votes.

He said the expectation that there would be some surrender of weapons by now was "completely unambiguous" and that the failure was "deeply disappointing".

"The administration had created the expectation that there would be significantly less resistance," said Senator Bob Graham, Democrat of Florida and former chairman of the intelligence panel.

It was fought by air crews and technicians; NATO fought "in the hope and expectation that there would be no casualties at all".

"When we started making plans for this project, we did it with the expectation that there would be a federal regime, and we still have that expectation," said Paul Allen, the company's vice president for environmental compliance.