Sentence examples for expect the concerns from inspiring English sources

She says she was told it was "ridiculous" to expect the concerns of conservative evangelicals to be taken into account in the facilitated discussions about the way forward.

Still, one can expect the concerns to persist, particularly on Dec. 3 and Dec. 4 when HP hosts an analyst conference in San Francisco.

An industry analyst says he doesn't expect the concerns to hurt sales, which are projected by research firm IHS iSuppli to be close to 4 million units by year's end (less than a quarter of Apple's tablet sales, but triple Barnes and Noble's).

Some experts said they expected the concerns to be replaced by more pressing matters, like the shortage of skilled labor.

Retirees — whom Hausfeld described this week as being at the end of their rope — are making a last-ditch plea to be included, although nobody on either side of negotiations expected the concerns of retirees to stop a deal from being completed.

David Westin, the president of ABC News, said yesterday that he expected the concern about Mr. Stephanopoulos's political background to quiet down as soon as he officially takes charge.

Moreover, they expected the concern to increase with the children's age.

We expect the decisions concerning temporary workers to be much more prevalent in the first group of firms.

A bid of around £700,000 has been mooted and United expect the club concerned to return with a definite offer in the weeks ahead.

Westinghouse did not expect the commission's concerns to have a "significant impact" on the construction schedule, Mr. Cummins said.

Mr Graham said: "Constituents entrust their Member of Parliament with all sorts of personal information and should never expect the details of the concerns they've raised in confidence to end up in a park bin for anyone to see.