Sentence examples for expect to get even from inspiring English sources

With Mr. Sandusky's trial set to begin next week, I expect to get even more calls.

"Each to his own" is an attractive philosophy when you own plenty and fully expect to get even more.

"The groundwork for the mass deportation and detention that we are seeing today, and which we expect to get even worse under Trump, was laid in 1996," Judy Rabinovitz, an immigration attorney at the A.C.L.U., told me.

Since it is a generalized form of ANFIS and allows avoiding some inherent constraints to ANFIS in its original form, we expect to get even better modeling results from CANFIS.

Responding to changes in health care, big hospital groups are expected to get even bigger.

In California, a paralyzing $21 billion budget gap is now expected to get even worse.

Other large schools expected to get even bigger include Fort Hamilton High School in Brooklyn and Herbert H. Lehman High School in the Bronx.

The first barges were moved into place in April, and as construction picks up speed, the waterway is expected to get even more crowded.

The situation is expected to get even worse, Mr. Lu said, as the granary region is hit by the opening of the agricultural market under the rules of the World Trade Organization.

And last but never least, Vail is expected to get even bigger and more glamorous next year with the addition of a Four Seasons, a Ritz Carlton and a luxury complex called Solaris (970-479-6000; www.solarisvail.com), a 79-unit property with a skating rink, shopping plaza and bowling alley.

Streaming giant Netflix is expecting to get even bigger this year.