Sentence examples for expected economy from inspiring English sources

For his part, Hester describes the intervening years as a "soap opera" during which his efforts have been overshadowed by a more fragile than expected economy, plus rows about bonuses and the structure of the banking industry.

Atlanta's Aaron Rents (27, rnt) is a perfect beneficiary of a stronger than expected economy.

The IMF's Traa acknowledged that the IMF/EU bailout program lacked public support and said there was plenty of goodwill to give Greece more time for its adjustment program in a weaker than expected economy.

Falling energy prices reduced the expected economies, but the change still saved the state millions.

The bank said it expected economies in high-income countries to contract a total of 4.2percentthis yearar.

Sharing platforms, engines and purchasing had not produced the expected economies of scale and Fiat's ability to act independently had been gradually eroded.

Although in some cases adjustments are made for expected economies of scale, the expanding coverage of specific health interventions is largely expected to be independent of each other.

It was thought that spatial availability motivates suppliers to build a large facility instead of multiple smaller facilities if suppliers expect economies of scale.

Miguel Castilla, the economy and finance minister, said he expected the economy to grow between 5.5 percent and 6 percent this year.

By the second half of 2008, he expected the economy to strengthen and said his long-term outlook on the economy remained positive.

The European Commission said that it expected the economy to stagnate through the end of 2008.