Sentence examples for can confidently expect from inspiring English sources

If current trends continue we can confidently expect that our structural, equity and achievement deficits will continue to mount.

That, again, is a sign of melodrama at work, and we can confidently expect a sequel, in which Frank teaches Adele how to master a basic banana split.

Whereas a Sicilian capo can confidently expect to see his grandchildren set out on their criminal careers, a senior camorrista is lucky if he reaches 40.

If and when he does eventually emerge, we can confidently expect that Black will come out of prison with bombastic declarations of victory, rather than in the humble terms of an old lag released on a technicality.

The Heineken Cup has many admirable qualities but its structure remains unfairly weighted in favour of leading teams in weaker pools who can confidently expect a home draw in the quarter- finals.

The dialogue, for instance, is often pungent and comic and unusual, so good that we can confidently expect the Hollywood version to excise it: "This whole thing is just hell in spectacles, aint it Sheriff".

The advent of single-molecule methods has begun to fill this knowledge gap, and scientists can now confidently expect that future research using these methods will eventually yield a detailed "moving picture" of the molecular processes underlying transcription.

The curled-lip phrase "male gaze" can be confidently expected to make an appearance, and it does.

The recently knighted author's sons Zafar and Milan accepted the trophy, which is the award's only immediate reward (although considerable additional sales can be confidently expected to follow).

One Man Booker prize first was guaranteed from the outset this year, with the "opening up" of the award to American novelists, but other firsts or superlatives can be confidently expected whichever shortlisted author collects the £50,000 purse next month.

As the evidence expands, equally dramatic reevaluations and changes of perspective can be confidently expected in the foreseeable future.