Sentence examples for expected levels of from inspiring English sources

As the chart illustrates, if energy production increases at the same rate as during the last decade our projected energy needs will far outstrip expected levels of production.

Prices in the energy market could collapse, or expected levels of energy production from a turbine or solar array might not materialise.

They have now not only improved but also stabilised in the east and west [areas] above the expected levels of performance," she said.

The new assessments introduced this year have been widely criticised within England's primary schools after delays in publishing the expected levels of achievement for pupils and for confusion over the interpretations to be made by teachers in grading their pupils.

But higher than expected levels of pre-orders at some UK retailers and mobile phone operators are running at a 60/40 split between the S6 Edge and the regular S6, according to multiple sources talking to the Guardian.

At a local level they simply call them expected levels of achievement," Sona Sharma, joint director for advocacy at the Population Foundation of India, New Delhi, said this week.

But mild windy weather, high levels of electricity imports from the continent and greater than expected levels of available power plants meant the capacity margin was adequate, and extra help to meet demand was not needed, the report said.

But the mounting documentary evidence and reports from staff suggest that on the ground these scorecards result in targets and pressure on staff who are not meeting apparently expected levels of sanctions.

He hands out copies of State Department of Health surveys showing elevated levels of thyroid cancer among women, and higher-than-expected levels of bladder, prostate and colorectal cancer among men.

They also sought more information on a 6-year-old boy who died while Ms. de Berk was on duty; a forensic report found higher-than-expected levels of tranquilizer in his body.

Otherwise, she adds, the amount of CO2 being returned to the atmosphere by heat-stressed trees will be overestimated, resulting in higher-than-expected levels of climate warming.