Sentence examples for expected changes to from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, there is extensive literature available about observed changes or expected changes to climate and weather in and around Cameroon.

Osborne said he expected changes to save the government £1.8bn a year by 2014-15, would would be the third largest saving outlined in the spending review.

In general, the expected changes to the performance and reliability of the design after the test and redesign are not considered.

The decision was not surprising: most teams declined to offer extensions to the 2007 draft class because of expected changes to the collective bargaining agreement.

Mr. Obama, in a statement hailing the House passage of the plan, did not take note of the partisan divide but signaled that he expected changes to be made in the Senate that might attract support.

A series of clashes between high-profile MPs from the main political parties will take place at the next general election, after the boundary review unveiled bigger than expected changes to England's parliamentary constituencies.

If you don't meet expectations in the short term, you can expect changes to take place".

"I wouldn't be surprised -- this is the N.B.A.," Sprewell said, when asked if he expects changes to be made.

Expect changes to the carrier firmware to show up in iOS 12.1 later this month.

It will take American and US Airways time to combine their resources too, but consumers can expect changes to start early in 2014.

3. Do you expect changes to be made to the curriculum concerning these areas?