Sentence examples for expected each year from inspiring English sources

Lush green lawns, meticulously trimmed hedges and exotic flowers are to be expected each year.

He dismissed the 100,000 job cuts expected each year in the public sector as being "within the margin of error" in the context of a 30 million-strong workforce, and said complaints about spending cuts came from "people who think they have a right for the state to support them".

Around 660,000 extra applicants would be expected each year by 2100, the authors say, if current temperature trends continue.

Maintaining vaccination with PPV23, 916,233 episodes and 38,967 deaths related to pneumococcus-induced diseases could be expected each year, which is a reduction of 564 episodes and 97 deaths in comparison to 'no vaccination' against pneumococcal diseases.

The decremental cases expected each year were estimated (under the assumptions of the duration and distribution of the MST) and are shown below the time axis.

If this is applied to the total European population of 512 million inhabitants [ 42], a rough estimate of 1.7 ± 0.1 million new HZ cases can be expected each year in Europe.

The makeover and rise of the Saints is the kind of story we have come to expect each year in the N.F.L.

Ready or not, the Memorial Day Weekend is upon us, bringing with it the events that we've come to expect each year.

If there's one thing we keep expecting each year more than the  "rise of mobile" it's the "death of television", and frankly, neither one ever happens – even though in all honesty, the trend line does favor both of those things.

To add to the sense of injustice felt by the Alde Valley pupils, free school startup funding is partly based on a prediction of numbers expected in each year group, even if the places are not filled.

Not least among the planning considerations for a memorial is the need to accommodate millions of expected visitors each year, and the tour buses that bring them, in a heavily trafficked business district.