Sentence examples for could expect to enter from inspiring English sources

In 1900 one child in 70 could expect to enter a secondary school of some kind.

If Deolalikar's audacious proof were to hold, he could not only quit his day job as a researcher for Hewlett-Packard but rightly expect to enter the pantheon as one of the day's great mathematicians.

But they shouldn't expect to enter senior management.

3. Expect to enter a bizarre time warp.

At the level reported by the Medical Training Review Panel, 830 young psychiatrists could be expected to enter the workforce over the ten years from 2005.

For example, cardiovascular drugs and painkillers were among the top three compound types prescribed to adults in the U.S. during 2007 and as such could be expected to enter the environment in the highest concentrations.

The paucity of quality rental spaces for the retail sector in the cities where multibrand foreign retailers are expected to enter the market could trigger demand for new projects.

But it could also help former Senator Fred D. Thompson, who is expected to enter the race next month and has been trying to position himself as the best alternative for Republicans unhappy with the current field.

An academic study of the manifestos and statements of the 12 parties expected to enter the new parliament found only three could be described as unequivocally pro-EU and pro-euro.

The first could ease his way in the 2016 presidential contest he is widely expected to enter.

Rosen is widely expected to enter the NFL draft after 2017 and Mora could need a bounce-back season to keep his job after going 5-10 since the middle of last November.