Sentence examples for expect even better from inspiring English sources

Expect even better deals around the Christmas season.

Data protection and privacy is always something of a hot-button topic, and it's one Shakespeare clearly took seriously, saying citizens had a right to expect even better protection than they have now.

Barring any imported crises, we can expect even better growth for next year.' In the first six months of the year, Brazil's gross domestic product grew 3.84percentt compared with the period in 1999, when a devaluation of the currency, the real, in January sent shock waves throughout the economy and reduced that year's growth to little more than 1percentt.

The bulls who have sent Air Products' stock to $57 a share, 21 times trailing earnings, expect even better returns as demand for chemicals picks up.

"We're ahead of where we thought we'd be after the first half, and we expect even better results in 2011," said Chief Executive Alan Mulally.

The experiments have shown that there is a big room for improvement regarding language processing performance when adopting parallel architectures, and that we might expect even better results with the use of large clusters with many processing nodes.

And he is expecting even better options soon.

"The crowd was amazing against Bosnia and we will be expecting even better against Wales.

Now shoppers are expecting even better deals, as they do every year, in the post-Christmas clearance sales.

Yet the Cubs are not a happy bunch, because they finished above.500 each of the previous two seasons and expected even better this year.

Many investors, however, expected even better results for the company, a tech bellwether whose shares have climbed more than 15percentt for the year.