Sentence examples for expect to develop a from inspiring English sources

General Motors and Roseland said they would now begin seeking input from the village and local environmental groups, and would expect to develop a detailed plan over the next four to six months.

My response is: ask the presidents who have dealt with me, President Carter, President Reagan, President Bush, President Clinton and President Bush Jr., with whom I expect to develop a strong relationship.

(IESE offers a three-week intensive language course in late summer before the exam). If you take courses in Spanish and immerse yourself in Barcelona's daily life, you can expect to develop a good working knowledge of Spanish.

You should expect to develop a "mentoring team" consisting of experts in different dimensions of science.

In short, expect to develop a mini-crush on the guy!

While the group lacked the actual economists and tax experts you'd expect to develop a typical Republican presidential candidate's policy plan, it had people who could at least be trusted to deliver a pretty good imitation of one.

For example, in humanities, one would rarely expect to develop an industrial application.

Students are expected to develop a reflective portfolio to assist their development and showcase evidence of their skills and capabilities to future employers.

Students will be expected to develop a business plan for a social enterprise.

Up to 30percentt of these soldiers are expected to develop a serious mental health problem.

Extremists at either end of the political spectrum could be expected to develop a paranoid style.