Sentence examples for expect data from inspiring English sources

"We expect data gathered by Calipso to help improve forecasts of weather and climate," he said.

Analysts expect data next week will show the unemployment rate was 9.7 percent in April, unchanged for the fourth consecutive month.

"In an ever more connected world, we cannot expect data flows to remain confined within national borders.

Conversely, the definition also suggests the opposite is true: if users cannot reasonably expect data isn't being observed or recorded, or they cannot expect data isn't publicly available, then the data does not rise to the level of "private information" requiring particular privacy protections.

That will take some time, but we can expect data from the satellite to roll in soon (that is, within a few weeks or months) after.

Once you get it working, SanDisk says you can realistically expect data speeds of 11 megabits per second at a range of about 300 feet from the nearest access point.

Anderson: In the next 10 years, expect data-capturing technologies to give us more information than we've ever had to inform our approach to energy, water, waste, and human experience outcomes in buildings.

He added that he expected data storage to make a comeback this year.

Dr. Kobrick, disappointed that scientists would lose 10percentt of their expected data, said, "I wish it were otherwise".

We don't have GDP growth data for many other countries; we are expecting data for the US later in the week.

On Thursday, the International Energy Agency raised its global oildemand forecast for both 2009 and 2010 by nearly half a millionbarrels per day, citing ''stronger than expected data'' from NorthAmerica and developing Asia.