Sentence examples for counting on a return from inspiring English sources

"We're not counting on a return to the past in any way".

Other chains are expanding in Hurghada, counting on a return to zippy growth.It is not a bad bet.

Mr Grübel may be counting on a return to the casino, but if regulators have their way, its door will soon be shut.

As for the future, Widmer is counting on a return to the "peculiar mixture of realism and idealism" that has served America so well for so long.

"Democrats see 2010 as a fluke and are counting on a return to normalcy this election," said David Wasserman, an analyst of House races for the nonpartisan Cook Political Report.

And based on the precarious positions of the stock and bond markets today, I would not want to be in a position of counting on a return to glory any time soon.

You can count on a return of 3 percent, though there is a chance it will be less.

For years Cambodia has counted on a return of Pheu Thai and Mr Thaksin to strengthen its political and economic partnership with Thailand, a relationship with a tense history.

Consumers could plan better (and not count on a return to unsustainably low gas prices) while we all benefit from having a predictable funding source for infrastructure spending, research and development for energy alternatives, and public transportation.

The "banned in China" imprint has boosted some careers over the years, but the economic truth is that filmmakers who want local financing must count on a return at the domestic box office.

That sounds good, until companies cut research since they can't count on a return sufficient to cover the costs of failures as well as successes.