Sentence examples for wide expectations from inspiring English sources

And analysts say the banks have not fully written down that exposure to a realistic level, given wide expectations that the Greek debt would need to be restructured yet again, forcing its creditors to absorb further losses.

Final rules should be released in the next week or two, and there are wide expectations that the 50percenttestst for business investments in Opportunity Zones as well as many of the real estate-specific aspects of the legislation will be clarified.

Still, there is wide expectation that at least some schools will be closed.

But there is wide expectation among tax professionals that Congress will pass a new law to change that.

The wide expectation is that GDP growth will have slowed somewhat, to 0.7% from 0.9% in the second quarter.

No one knows how the Maoists will fare, but there is wide expectation that at least their main leaders will be a part of the new government.

Their actions reflect wide expectation that the ruling could have broad implications, with a potential impact on scores of federal water projects and endangered species in 17 Western states.

There was a wide expectation in Africa that Obama would build on Bush's successes on the continent - a belief more rooted in the fact that the future president's father was born in Kenya than anything he actually said.

Thousands of ex-militia men were left behind after Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon; the pro-Syrian government released most of them after serving reduced sentences, despite wide expectation of reprisals.

Speaking to the Lords' economic affairs committee Hammond also addressed the question of student fees, arguing that the wide expectation of ministers had been that universities would charge different amounts depending on the quality of different courses.

There is a wide expectation among Israeli officials and analysts that Israel will strike back in Gaza, but how hard, and with what means, is likely to depend on the corporal's fate.