Sentence examples for expect it would become from inspiring English sources
Johnson, the stylist who works with James, said that look developed "organically" and that she did not expect it would become an N.F.L. staple.
Right now, the KRI is neither headed for independence or the highly developed society many observers long expected it would become.
In 1994, when the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) came into effect, it was widely expected it would become the key for Mexico to finally join leading economies into the 21st century.
I expected it would either become confused or send me straight to the web search results, but to my surprise, it actually responded.
When the ARPANET project began, no one expected that it would become such a huge success.
It would become more defensive: expect new spats over American influence in the Caucasus and Central Asia.
We would expect it to become a much more powerful competitor with the backing of a much larger, financially stronger and ambitious owner.
Nevertheless, there is a clear positive association between the proportion of both cash crops grown and indebted farmers and suicide rates and, while the association between the proportion of marginal farmers and suicide rates is not so clear, we would expect it to become significant when we control for either or both cash crops and indebtedness.
After such a degree of prominence and acclaim, you'd expect Wintory would become a hard person to track down, but that hasn't been the case.
If the Senate approves it, as is expected, Uruguay would become the first country in the world to regulate cannabis production, guarantee its quality, set its price and tax the revenues.
