Sentence examples for in fact expectations from inspiring English sources

In fact, expectations for next year's profits are declining.

In fact, expectations are also much higher in Madrid than in recent years because, despite the debacle at Camp Nou, Mourinho's team has produced some scintillating performances and remains in the running in all competitions.

In fact, expectations of inflation over the next 5 years have been falling fast: So kudos to the Fed for defying the right's threats, and I guess this is better than nothing.

In fact, expectations surrounding several of the economic reports due out this week are extremely low, which not only leaves the market less vulnerable to disappointing news, but the market is also in a strong position to rally should numbers surprise on the upside.

In fact, expectations are higher than ever for the women, and as their send-off game against South Korea last Saturday proved, the fervor surrounding this team is palpable.

It was concluded that the eddy-current loss was occurring within a relatively small volume fraction of the filamentary region and that appropriate volume normalization would in fact return a ρ⊥ closer to expectation.

In fact, the expectations applied to all businesses.

In fact the expectations were probably unrealistic, given the issue at hand polarises views.

As the middle class grows in emerging markets, consumer awareness about sustainability is on the rise - in fact, such expectations in developing countries are often higher than in established economies.

In fact, the expectations placed on CEOs will only increase once you're in, and continue to grow post-accelerator.

In fact, confounding expectations seems to be exactly what the show's creators had in mind – as they told BBC Culture when we met for a chat backstage in Manchester.