Sentence examples for which also expects from inspiring English sources

It is very confusing for students and their advisers and they often do not understand the situation with student numbers fully," said a spokeswoman for Nottingham University, which also expects to have fewer places available through clearing this year.

Sales of Cybershot digital cameras this business term will fall by 2 million units to 20 million, according to Sony, which also expects to sell nearly one million fewer Handycam video cameras.

An approach that uses common elements in several detailed studies, but which also expects each study to produce its own narrative or story of what caused research utilisation in the particular situation and context, has similarities to broader approaches to the study of innovation and organisational change [ 144].

An infusion of sand and money is coming to the Hamptons, which also expect displaced vacationers from the Jersey Shore, Connecticut and elsewhere.

"They're going to struggle," said Michael Bruynesteyn, an analyst at Prudential Securities, referring to the Chrysler unit, which he also expects to continue to lose market share this year.

It said the bakery business, which it also expects to show lower profit in the current quarter, is under pressure from weakness in the fresh-bread market, where its sales fell by more than 3percentt despite success with new products.

So Ohio and Pennsylvania were passed over in favor of New Hampshire, which also is expected to be a general election battleground.

The framework applies to a broad class of properties, which also include expected total rewards, and has been implemented in the software tool PRISM-games.

We found that overall, IEAA was most predictive in current smokers, which also (as expected) was the group with the highest incidence rate of lung cancer (5.9%).

In addition, traditional additive models ignore imprinting effects, which also are expected to contribute to the genetic architecture and evolution of complex traits (Lawson et al. 2013; Cheng et al. 2013).

It's part of a dance, which the public and the media may grumble about but which we also expect.