Sentence examples for expect a continuation from inspiring English sources

John Greenwood, chief economist of Invesco, said that the gridlock would probably result in "a minimum of new legislative plans" but that "we can expect a continuation of the slow, gradual recovery of the U.S. economy, albeit alongside a continuous rise in the size and cost of government program such as Medicare".

At best, Iraq can expect a continuation of the current state of affairs.

The other tends to expect a continuation or indeed an intensification of current trends: for example, increased longevity and more liberal ethics.

Because of the sustained increase in Chinese government funding and the virtually unlimited reservoir of highly skilled human resources, one may expect a continuation of this growth pattern in the near future.

"This means we should expect a continuation of calls for cadres to read Marx, study party history and to distrust outside ideologies". In bullet point after bullet point, Xi set out a vision of party leadership and discipline, of reform and development, of national security and national pride, of ideological confidence and, above all, of control.

As 18 deals prepare to offer a total of $2.1 billion in proceeds this week, expect a continuation of last week's stellar opening day pops (the difference between the offering price and the opening price).

With so many arrests, few expected a continuation of the protests on Monday as some had wished.

Most of the analysts who practice Korean Kremlinology seem to expect a rote continuation of the Cult of Kim, as if Jong-un will be unable to escape the genetic clutches of his father and grandfather.

[We expect] a continuation of a series of small 'mini housing cycles' which have been in evidence over recent years". Hometrack questions estate agents across different regions each month to compile the survey.

Mr Obama's policies are fairly well understood by now, and the realities of divided government mean that in the next four years, if he wins, all that one can reasonably expect is a continuation of policy as it is now set.

Anyone expecting a seamless continuation of the series that Hilde Limondjian oversaw from 1969 to 2010 may find some of Ms. Tomer's plans disorienting at first glance.