Sentence examples for expect to scale from inspiring English sources

"This year, we can expect to scale rapidly and reach further milestones.

Another study from the AARP (previously known as the American Association of Retired Persons before the name was dropped in 1999 to avoid reference to the "r" word) found that only 21% expect to move to a new geographic area, and only 35% expect to scale back their lifestyles during retirement.

These individual differences may even enter into the meaning and interpretation of items: "satisfaction with role functioning" means something very different for people who want or expect to return to work versus people who want or expect to scale back.

To those donors who have contributed - this historic 12 billion is a good start -but it is only a start if we expect to scale-up the response significantly and begin to end these diseases.

They simply expected to scale back, leaving the big decisions to the next generation.

Bank of China is expected to scale back lending in the coming months as Beijing moves to stem the breakneck increase in liquidity fueled by its stimulus program.

After the recovery of the two black boxes, Indonesia is expected to scale back its search and rescue operations in the Java Sea.

At the meeting, the officials discussed moving slightly earlier than expected to scale back their efforts to encourage growth if the economy continued to rebound.

It expects to scale up its technology to a commercial prototype by 2008.Another intriguing alternative to oil comes from natural gas.

The Fed is currently buying $85 billion a month in Treasury and mortgage-backed bonds, but it is expected to scale back purchases as early as September.

Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Cuts of 30% have been agreed, with the department expected to scale back the extent of its footprint while trying to prioritise spending on flood and disease prevention.