Sentence examples for business expects from inspiring English sources

The business expects it of you.

The business expects to be back in operation by mid-January.

Saks, which employs about 550 people to administer the private-label business, expects fewer than 10 jobs will be cut.

The company, which also has a thriving catering business, expects to sell 15,000 bûches this Christmas.

This means the business expects pre-tax profits for the six months to March to be around £85m, instead of an expected £110m.

Pyramid Research, which analyzes the telecommunications business, expects the revenue of Singapore telecommunication operators to rise to $5.1 billion by 2014 from $3.8 billion in 2009.

"Leaders of a £200m business expect people to get on with it," she says.

A business, expecting future sales to be slow, uses up the goods sitting in its warehouse.

Most people in the communications business expect the Bush administration to open the floodgates for the rest of the country.

The majority of the job cuts will be made in UBS's operations in London and New York, with the fixed-income business expected to provide many of the layoffs.

People in the children's TV business expect the market to fragment still further.As older children move on sooner from kids' television, programmers are aiming still younger.