Sentence examples for expect to equal from inspiring English sources

Did you expect to equal your world record in Gateshead?

He says he entered Columbia of his own free will, he doesn't expect to equal his father, but he doesn't expect to be far behind.

He writes comfortably and appreciatively about his early years, as when he says of his mother, "Because of her I learned to play the piano and the trumpet, acquired a respect for the written word, and was given an example of heroic living I could never expect to equal".

The observed-to-expected ratio is expected to equal one when there is no under or overrepresentation, and greater than one when there is an overrepresentation.

The implication is that, when all other New Zealand phyla are equally well studied, total marine diversity in the EEZ may be expected to equal that in the ERMS region.

Its deficit is expected to equal 4.5% of GDP, up from 1.6% in 1996.

Taxes from the golf complex are expected to equal the $285,000 a year General Motors now pays on the site.

Analysts project revenue in 2010 will top $60 billion, while profit is expected to equal $3.5 billion next year as the overall phone market grows 10percentt.

Total government outlays this year are expected to equal just under 20percentt of gross domestic product, up from 18.4percenttwo years agogo but down from 23percentt 20 years ago.

As one might expect, the Toyota-built plug-in is beautifully engineered; an aftermarket company simply cannot be expected to equal the refinement of a big Japanese automaker.

In addition, its budget is not as far out of whack, with the deficit this year expected to equal 5.4 percent of G.D.P.