Sentence examples for clearly expect that from inspiring English sources

But some clearly expect that to change.

The markets clearly expect that higher prices are here to stay.Political scientists point to the bloated welfare states in most OPEC countries which will require higher oil prices to balance budgets and avoid social unrest.

Argentine officials have said that they will need as much as $23 billion to get the economy moving again, and they clearly expect that the bulk of it will come from the fund.

"Users clearly expect that they should be able to move their content and applications freely at home, at work, in the classroom, and on the go," said Joe Van De Water, Director of Consumer Product Marketing at Intel.

That show drew charges of racism when it was broadcast, and Entine clearly expects that "Taboo" will do the same, judging from all the space he devotes to defending his decision to write it.

They clearly expected that age would trump contribution.

True, Chief Justice Rehnquist wrote, "a bus passenger clearly expects that his bag may be handled".

The vice president clearly expected that the news would inspire confidence; instead, it inspired Fortune magazine to suggest he could be "a financial dolt".

Mr. Putin clearly expects that his friendship will be rewarded down the road with more forthcoming American policies on a range of issues from Chechnya to missile defense to the future of NATO.

The Bible clearly expects that its readers possess an understanding of what good and evil are, for we are all heirs to the humans who ate from the tree.

The Chief Justice said what while "a bus passenger clearly expects that his bag may be handled," he does not expect that other passengers or bus employees "will, as a matter of course, feel the bag in an exploratory manner," as occurred in this case.