Sentence examples for expected both in from inspiring English sources

Judicial challenges are expected both in France, where the Council of State will examine its constitutionality, and at the European Court of Human Rights.

Sales of small sport utilities, or "cute utes," have more than doubled in the last four years, and further growth is expected both in the United States and overseas.

Almost 90,000 people have registered online to say they will be attending in London and thousands more are expected both in the capital and at parallel events across the country.

A major reason those forecasters are predicting that the advertising industry will recover faster from the recession than they had expected — both in the United States and globally — is the continued, strong demand among marketers for commercial time on television.

The model has been tested in two hypothetical spaces to show that it is capable of predicting the characteristics of the sound fields that would be expected both in a diffuse space, and in a long, non-diffuse, enclosure.

As expected, both in the neutral and in the extremist scenario, we observe that the higher is the disagreement (and therefore the width of the convex hull where we aim at containing the followers), the higher is the fraction of contained followers.

As expected, both in-degree and out-degree positively correlate with connectivity.

"I expect, both in the U.K. and in the Netherlands, that other villagers will be going to court with NGOs," he said.

The letters yield the first clear insight into what others may expect, both in money and the degree of work they must do to secure and distribute the award.

And it offers lessons about what Americans might expect, both in costs and reduced services, if a stalemate between Republicans in Congress and Democratic President Barack Obama leads to a shutdown on Tuesday.

However, lenders said they expected both to pick up in the second quarter.