Sentence examples for because they expect a from inspiring English sources

And coverage units can be susceptible to complacency because they expect a touchback.

Our shameless, rapacious economic elite keep the Conservatives afloat not out of generosity, but because they expect a return.

And because they expect a one-company career, they invest most heavily in the skill they know they will need: office politics.

Yet industry analysts and executives are optimistic, mainly because they expect a rise in coal and grain shipments, an increase that began in the fourth quarter.

But the reason members of the public always approach him as if they know him, as if he is an old friend, is not because they expect a lecture on politics.

With polls showing the race extremely tight, Mr. McCain's forces believe that the larger the turnout, the better for their side, because they expect a big share of the votes from Democrats and independents in the open primary.

"Coaches tend not to be very pleased when they are drawn against Munster, because they expect an extremely difficult match," said Garrett Fitzgerald, Munster Rugby's chief executive.

One can debate this point at length, but it may be that some plaintiff's counsel are less concerned about surviving a motion to dismiss because they expect an early (and cheap) settlement.

"Refuse surgery among the poor, because they expect an improvement on the original".

Tom Glavine played optimist and said the Braves are in the position they expected to be because they expected a pennant race.

Many people around the world still refer to South Africa's 1994 transition from apartheid to democracy as a miracle because they expected a civil war.