Sentence examples for expect to see changes from inspiring English sources

A second issue is that, because each person was assigned a single long-term exposure in the cohort studies, they provide little evidence as to when, after a change in exposure, we might expect to see changes in life expectancies: Are we looking at the effects of exposures over a lifetime, or effects of recent year's exposure?

As humans emit heat-trapping gases, we expect to see changes to the Earth.

"The plan is that we can expect to see changes by next winter," said Dr. H. Shonna Yin, the lead author.

Facebook has published a post on the Facebook Studio business blog which includes a video outlining exactly what parts of Insights were affected and where admins should expect to see changes in their data.

In an interview with TechCrunch, he said we can expect to see changes this year to the 'personal network' which famously limits you to your 'real' 150 friends and family.

Dialog told Exane that the company has already designed the power management chips for the next two iPhones in 2017 and 2018 — so don't expect to see changes any time soon.

The division of Germany and, later, the wall were part of the landscape with which we lived and didn't really expect to see change.

While Mr. Giles's company considers another project nearby, it doesn't expect to see change soon.. "Unfortunately, most everything has stopped," Mr. Giles said.

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We cannot expect to see change at a national level without individuals, communities and law enforcement taking a critical look at themselves and starting a real conversation about race in their everyday lives and in America.

Mrs. Clinton said she expected to see changes in the economic relationship between China, with its high savings rate, and the United States, with its heavy borrowing.