Sentence examples for expected explains from inspiring English sources

In Asia factories that recently cropped up are running at 40% of capacity, with a huge shakeout expected, explains Joe Boyce of Gaia Consulting.

Mr Abbado "knew how to use what he's accomplished and lead us to a performance that we hadn't expected", explains Mr Dobbs.

But NIH received less money in 2005 for research grants than even the 2.7% increase it had expected, explains NIH Associate Director for Budget Richard Turman.

"The wonderful thing about making records is something comes out you never expected," explains Ray Davies, who knows of what he speaks.

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If this change affects the scleral spur and consequently the corneal annulus, an alteration of the stability of the corneal contour may be expected, explaining the modification in the cylinder axis, observed in our cases.

"From a historical standpoint, the polling was wrong for the following reasons: Turnout in urban centers [that traditionally vote Democratic] was slightly lighter than expected; and turnout in rural areas was higher than expected," explained Anthony Williams, special project director of the Miami-based public opinion research firm Bendixen & Amandi International.

Note 1: * means significant at 0.05 level Note 2: NS means not significant at 0.05 level The loading results of factor analysis in Table 2 showed 5 factors in the SERVQUAL model perceived (explained 72.94% of total variance) and expected (explained 77.12% of total variance) satisfaction scores.

"There were 750 sacks of human waste, as you might expect," explains Roberts, "but what they didn't expect was the massive quantity of pots and pans and jewellery and terracotta statuettes.

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"Unfortunately it's been tougher than expected," he explains.