Sentence examples for expected corporations from inspiring English sources

Although reducing these emissions proved far cheaper and easier than expected, corporations continue to battle attempts to regulate their climate-altering activities, among other actions.

That said, I doubt that anyone expected corporations to hold out for a fix that would suit privacy advocates, especially after the failure of the last Congress to pass anything.

"I couldn't be at 9percentt corporate tax and expect corporations to stay here if they didn't have to".

No one should expect corporations to stand idly by as unions woo their white-collar workers.

Certainly you wouldn't expect corporations to rush to attach themselves to the phenomenon.

Sadly, it may be asking too much to expect corporations to take action for the sake of human rights.

The wave of insider trading cases has cost companies millions of dollars in dealing with the S.E.C. and Justice Department, which expect corporations to cooperate with the investigations.

However, as we expect corporations to take over the functions of not only the welfare state but also of humanitarian relief, "freedom as a service" makes perfect sense.

"As profit growth slows, intuitively one would expect corporations to exert stronger cost controls than they have in recent years," Mr. Buttrick said.

Daniel Gallagher, a Republican SEC commissioner who voted against the rule, said he expects corporations to consider challenging the rule in court.

"It's tough to expect corporations to be in the vanguard," says Howe. "But even the people looking at the bottom line have the sense that you should have something better to offer women than hourglass figures in Spandex".