Sentence examples for indeed expected to be from inspiring English sources

Earnings are, indeed, expected to be way down this year and the average analyst rating is slightly to the wrong side of neutral.

During its Q2 earnings call this afternoon, Netflix Founder and CEO Reed Hastings said that the company was not naive in its decision to change its pricing, and indeed expected to be hit with a bit of a backlash.

Given the large extension of the ring wave-function, the line broadening is indeed expected to be enhanced in rings respect to dots, due to: i) Confinement energy fluctuations due to size disorder along the ring [23]; ii) The wire-like density of states of the rings in conjunction with state filling effects.

If that takes place in platelets from HFD rats, then BAY 41-2272 would be indeed expected to be less effective in activating sGC.

Speaking at a community centre in south London, Mr Brown said: "I ask, and indeed expect, to be judged by this test: our stewardship of the British economy and building a lasting prosperity by releasing untapped potential.

The US result might indeed be expected to be slightly higher than the German value, as it comes from an earlier period, but considerable uncertainty in both numbers must be assumed (anyhow, the risks are small).

Given that the optimum pH range for A. gossypii is 6 7 [ 52] and that only low concentrations of proteins are secreted by this fungus, extracellular protease activity would indeed be expected to be low or undetectable.

However, MI animals generally died within 7 days due to cardiac rupture, as opposed to acute heart failure, which is more likely to reflect impaired wound healing, and further to our 4-week data, may indeed be expected to be improved by exendin-4.

Indeed, it is expected to be the largest in the country.

Indeed, it is expected to be a central theme of Mr Brown's pre-budget report on November 3rd.

Indeed, rates are expected to be put up after the first post-election, monetary-policy meeting between the chancellor of the exchequer and the governor of the Bank of England, on May 7th.