Sentence examples for means we expect from inspiring English sources

All of which means we expect a tight race with low scoring.

"This rating means we expect these stocks to moderately outperform the general market," he explained.

Given we expect copper prices over 2013 to average approximately the current level, this means we expect margins to fall quite markedly through 2013.

"The culprits are people highly connected to the system, which means we expect some level of resistance," says Otsieno Namwaya, Kenya researcher at Human Rights Watch.

"An outperform rating means we expect the stock to beat the market, but not by more than 20percentt," he said.

This means we expect great celebrations, barbeques and great gifts.

"It doesn't mean we expect people will take that type of decision in volume.

The injected observation noise governs how much variance is expected in the measurement: higher values mean we expect more variance and hence trust our measurement less.

Because that would mean we expect school shootings to continue, that your right to own a semi-automatic rifle is worth 20 dead children and countless others murdered.

"This convention doesn't mean we expect to live here forever," says Jedi, "but I live here this is my home, and at the end of the day, being removed by force without notice is upsetting and unnecessary.

Did response categories mean to users what we intended them to mean?" We expect that completion of all these steps will enhance the usefulness of each individual item and enhance the usability of these assessment items across different clinical settings.