Sentence examples for expect it will change from inspiring English sources

If this process continues as some expect, it will change computing radically.

Though Mrs. George is enjoying her latest challenge, she doesn't expect it will change the basic direction of her work.

Well as with all our games, the controls evolve and change throughout development, reacting to suggestions from the final QA guys, so I expect it'll change again before we finish.

"New York has probably been the last bastion of stability," Mr. Goldin said, "but I'm expecting it will change pretty rapidly".

Each night for both teams, the star can change, and most expect it will in this regional final.

The technology is causing something of a stir, because people in the industry expect that it will change viewing patterns far more dramatically than the VCR did, by allowing viewers more control over what they watch and when they watch it, and thus loosening the network schedulers' grip on the audience.

But analysts at Barclays Capital were unimpressed: "We remain highly sceptical that such a meeting will result in credible cuts in supply; thus, we see this as nothing more than an attempt to shift market sentiment, and we do not expect that it will change the physical market imbalance".

"For us to win World Cups in crunch games, we need to remain true to that and I wouldn't expect that it will change on Tuesday".

AG Barr, the Scottish soft drinks maker best known for Irn-Bru, has reiterated its annoyance at George Osborne's sugar tax but says it expects little financial impact because it will change its recipes to adapt to the measure.

The company is expected to announce today that it will change its name to "Fatbrain.com" and use the tagline "Because great minds think a lot" as its slogan.

If approved, as expected, it will usher in the first major changes to the city's recycling laws since 1989.