Sentence examples for expect that once from inspiring English sources

"I think people expect that once the court has spoken, even though they might disagree with the particular decision, it is the law of the land.

"People expect that once supply of capital picks up and stimulus rolls out, that things will improve in the second half of the year," Mr. Martin said.

There's every reason to expect that once the reality of Cameron and Clegg's cuts programme hits home, Britain is likely to face something similar.

"We expect that once Herbalife's business restructuring is fully implemented, these fundamental structural changes will cause the pyramid to collapse," the statement said.

"And we expect that once the peaks have been reached in and around a lot of these centers that the waters will remain high, that is about major flood levels, for some days after that event".

In Hawaii, some new alien invertebrate is reckoned to establish itself roughly every 18 days; left to nature, these isolated oceanic islands might expect that once every 25,000-100,000 years.

"We expected that once you took away that top layer of leadership, that the professional bureaucracy underneath could carry on, " Mr. Cheney explains.

The Japanese had expected that, once they fortified their new holdings, a reconquest would be so expensive in lives and treasure that it would discourage the "soft" democracies.

Mr. Gilman expects that once the project is complete, some 150,000 people will work in the park, nearly 40 times the county's current population.

Many expected that once he had hammered out a new electoral law Renzi would call for elections and come to power with a solid majority.

Many expected that once his publishing company was spun out, he would pursue more newspapers, such as the Los Angeles Times.