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He did not say what the company's expectations had been.

But the sale price did not quite reach the company's expectations.

But the numbers were below the company's expectations, and the growth came entirely from international sales.

But sales dropped to 2.7 million copies, below the company's expectations.

Because the sales figures did not meet the company's expectations, no further seasons were released.

A spokesman said sales had fallen behind the company's expectations for the third quarter.

The F102 in consequence sold below the company's expectations and was the source of huge financial losses.

He added that the second-quarter results had exceeded the company's expectations.

The quarter's performance exceeded the company's expectations; it had originally expected to pay shareholders 6 cents a share.

It expected that this activity would identify possible duplicate payments, and the test verified the company's expectations.

The move signaled the company's expectations that cloud technology will pervade future electronic and embedded systems.

Less than two years later it unloaded Reliance, which had been in the black but had not come anywhere near the company's expectations.

Wheeling-Pittsburgh, the nation's 10th-largest steel producer, said the charge was required to show the company's expectations of medical costs and to reflect accounting changes.

Lance Ford, general manager of Blender, said his magazine had exceeded the company's expectations.

The telephone interview saves the employers' time and eliminates candidates that are unlikely to meet the company's expectations.

Sales of personal computers in the United States and Europe were "sharply below" the company's expectations, it said.

Post-war sales never reached the company's expectations, and production turned unprofitable in the early 1950s, driving the company to shutdown.

Mr. Macke said sales in February exceeded the company's expectations.

The Company's expectations of their Naturalist were excessively optimistic.

Aetna's chairman, James T. Lynn, said the results were in line with the company's expectations.

But the company's expectations were not in line with the market's response to the minivans, which did not do well in the showroom.

That deal fell short of the company's expectations, although National Steel executives say efficiency and profitability were improved through the joint venture.

Kodak's financial problems, analysts say, reflect in part the company's expectations of a decline in the value of the dollar.

Because of the reduction in concession packages, she said, effective rents are 15 to 20 percent higher than the company's expectations at the time of purchase.

Edward Hanway, chief executive of Cigna, said health care membership growth this year was short of the company's expectations.