Large manufacturers, for instance, expect their capital spending to increase 11.5percentthis yearar.
At the Emmy Awards ceremony tonight, for instance, expect guests in semiformal attire, and a black carpet replacing the red.
Forecasts by the National Association for Business Economists, for instance, expect GDP growth of 3.4% in 2001, compared with 5.2% in 2000.
Economists at UBS, for instance, expect global growth of only 2.2% in 2009.The rich world's economies were either shrinking, or close to it, long before September.
One might, for instance, expect neighbouring countries to "insure" each other against situations in which consumption became relatively more expensive in one rather than the other.
That is all going to add up and once services get savvy to people signing up for and cancelling services just to watch one show (like Game of Thrones, for instance) expect there to be monthly fees but longer-term contracts like how we pay for cellphone plans.
Industry observers, for instance, expect Walt Disney Co. to use the show to roll out its Disney Mobile service, a family-focused, content-rich virtual network that will run on Sprint's airwaves.
Persson and Savulescu, for instance, expect that their proposal for the core of our moral disposition – consisting of altruism, a sense of justice or fairness, and empathy – will be shared by many ([ 2]: 168-169).
UBS, for instance, expects the hit to be less than $900m, small beer compared with its write-downs so far.
JetBlue, for instance, expected to take delivery of a new Airbus A321 in Europe earlier in October.
