Sentence examples for expect the problem of from inspiring English sources

NS: And do you expect the problem of Jerusalem to be solved in your lifetime?

Others expect the problem of missed dividend repayments to continue to grow as small banks continue to struggle with the lagging economy and troubled loan portfolios.

Peter Bolton King, RICS Global Residential Director, said: "While the number of new homes being built is now on the rise, it still won't be anywhere near enough to meet demand and we expect the problem of insufficient housing stock to be the main driver behind price increases over the next twelve months".

In it, the PRMIA reports that nearly two-thirds of financial services risk professionals (the people who track and analyze loan delinquencies and defaults) expect the problem of late student loan payments to worsen in the months ahead.

"I don't expect the problems of Pakistan to end after the elections, but I dream of a leader who would work his heart and soul and through his example the people will be inspired to follow".

NASA officials said they hoped to have a plan for fixing the design as early as March and did not expect the problem to delay the goal of returning astronauts to the moon by 2020.

System failures have become part of online trading and analysts expect the problems to continue as the volume of trading over the Internet increases.

With so much done to tackle terrace racism, nobody was expecting the problem to spill out of the highly paid, multinational Premier League dressing rooms and the culture of behaviour in elite football obviously needs to change.

THE bus had been late before, and Millie Ho of Stamford expected the problems to continue.

As can be expected, the problem is greater if many years of unpaid penalties are involved.

It is expected that the problem of "disputed areas" will only be aggravated in the near future.