as one would

It did, however produce a chart showing that the output gap tends to line up with swings in inflation, as one would expect.

and as one would say of a king 'He is in his cabinet, ' so one could say of him, 'The emperor is in his dressing-room.

They gazed into the dark barricade as one would gaze into a lion's den.

The best way to enjoy it is with a totally open mind, as one would an evening's entertainment, and a resolutely adventurous palate.

And for its part, the commercial sector can finally act as one would expect in a free market: by innovating and cutting costs.

The countries running current account surpluses, as one would expect, tend to be major commodities exporters.

However, as many of us know, the lead up to the Beijing Olympics has not been as peaceful as one would like.

The pay claims so far have in any case been concentrated, as one would expect, in higher-value production.

It turns out that it also represents a move towards holding more transparent and liquid assets, as one would expect.

As one would expect, therefore, profit margins have improved sharply since the mid-1990s (see chart).

Meanwhile, external balances have been sticky, as one would expect during a world recession.

This is not as easily defined as one would think because rugs are a type of decorative art whose production is seldom recorded.

As one would expect, 98% of the top blogs used dark text on a white background.

As one would expect, an increasing number of office tools offer XML output.

As one would expect, the period of utilization of resources increased with the reduction in the size of resources.

Just as one would expect, go up this morning Q, received an information.

In FX, JPY-crosses have not seen a significant rebound, as one would expect if risk sentiment were improving.

The climate system has so far behaved much as one would expect it to.

Even then, it wouldn't be as destructive as one would imagine thanks to the fundamental global business presence.

But in most countries inflation and growth go together, as one would expect.

Gobbo He hath a great infection, sir, as one would say, to serve.

He had developed a kind of self-reliance and smoothness of address such as one would scarcely have credited him with three years before.

Much of the investment and trade is directed from the government in Beijing, as one would expect.

As one would expect, once block size gets large, it makes no difference whether block-level compression is used.

As one would expect, there are two camps regarding China real estate.

Oh~a wise saying! As one would expect of a guy whose heart is easily swayed. (laugh)

The skin thickness ratio is affected by process variables in the same way as one would predict for the orientation;