Sentence examples for expect for instance from inspiring English sources

Although the CBO's projections are not based on particularly rosy assumptions (they expect, for instance, that the economy will grow at an average of 2.3% a year after 1998 and unemployment will average 5.9%), they assume today's expansion continues.

We might expect, for instance, that Valentine, the emotional counterweight to Sylvia, the virgin to her adulteress, who shares so much with Tietjens – they are both Latinists with "bread-and-butter brains", both "without much of the romantic" to them, both lovers of frugality – you would have thought that she at least would have a healthy mind in her undoubtedly healthy body.

Things you learn as a resident: the Tube, the world's oldest subway system, is full of jolly announcements exhorting you to "mind the gap" and to not leave your personal belongings unattended, but doesn't go everywhere; don't expect, for instance, to travel to Putney or Richmond, without being prepared to walk a great distance to your destination.

"In the process, they often reveal brief moments to be richer and more complex than we expect". For instance, Muse finds that audiences often have to pay more attention to short plays than they do to longer ones.

The figure shows that the relationship between these variables is complex: we would expect, for instance, skills to influence wages and employment, but also that having a job helps maintain and accumulate skills.

I like surprising people with something they didn't expect". For instance, the sunflower was a part of a gigantic parabolic reflector cooker.

American consumer confidence has rebounded more quickly than expected, for instance.

Airlines are already expected, for instance, to notify authorities if a passenger has exhibited Sars-like symptoms on flights.

Spain, located in the Mediterranean region, is expected for instance to be highly vulnerable given its unbalanced distribution between water resources availability and existing demands.

The Zenith Radio Corpora tion there expects, for instance, a 30percentnt drop in summer salaried personnel as well as fewer jobs in production.

Japanese politicians are expected, for instance, to be lavish givers to their constituents when they marry, but largesse distributed by public works through politicians' koenkai, their personal support organisations, plays an even bigger part.