Sentence examples for expected a company from inspiring English sources

The company's buyout program has achieved those cuts faster than expected, a company spokesman said.

Although no such sponsor has been found, Mr. Carey said he expected a company to pay for the right to include its name in that of the new Coney Island stadium, and that the arrangement would probably yield as much income as the $400,000 a year that the Richmond County Bank has agreed to pay to have the field in St . Georgenamed the Richmond County Bank Ballpark.

Shocked as I would have expected a company as large as Ericsson to know better and have the relevant failsafe processes in place to prevent such an event.

The 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement, or NAFTA, removed the trade barriers that could have made it unprofitable for a company to shift manufacturing abroad and sell the products back in the U.S. "It's long since the day when we might have expected a company to have loyalty to their workers," Baker said.

You can't expect a company that gets 10,000 tons a day to clean it out.

"You would expect a company of this size and stature to roll out a plan to repair problems that have the potential to bring this company down".

"Usually, you would expect a company to make this kind of a move before its shareholder meeting and use the meeting to put it in context".

Noting that HCA had since pleaded guilty to cheating Medicare, Mr. Grassley said, "One would expect a company with such a track record to be subjected to heightened scrutiny".

In fact, 81% of millennials expect a company to commit to corporate citizenship.

You can't expect a company of its size and breadth to be fleet-footed, but Shell is encumbered with a special bureaucratic tradition of its own.

On the other hand, I would never expect a company like Starbucks to put that same message on their cup.