Sentence examples for and now expected from inspiring English sources

Wal-Mart said yesterday that it was cutting its December forecast for stores open at least a year and now expected sales to gain 2percentto3percentcent.

The treaty, approved by the United States Senate in 1996 and now expected to be endorsed by Russia's upper house, will slice the number of nuclear warheads on both sides nearly in half from current levels.

Ran a huge race to be third in this last year but not quite at that level in subsequent efforts and now expected to contest Thursday's Ryanair Chase instead.

Staples said it had further reduced its store expansion plans in the United States for the year and now expected to add only 100 stores, 10 fewer than originally planned.

Downtown, some six thousand demonstrators chanted such slogans as "Peace now!" and "Work, study, get ahead, kill!" and "Four more years of death!" — a reminder of the torment that the country had just been through and now expected to leave behind.

Tesco confessed it was finding it more difficult than expected to find sites for its Lifespace shopping malls in China and now expected to open about 50 over the next five years, down from the 80 indicated to analysts in November.

They continue to meet daily, and now expect introduction around the first week in April.

This is what happens when people are no longer content with beauty and now expect perfection.

It has a distinctive tang that Americans have grown accustomed to and now expect in chocolate.

Our panel sees further improvement in Japan, and now expects GDP to grow by 4.5% this year and by 2.3% next year.

But the MPC cut its forecasts and now expects GDP growth of 2.2% this year, down from 2.5% previously.