Sentence examples for expected that efforts from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gibbs and others said they expected that efforts by religious organizations to expand legal exemptions would intensify in light of President Bush's proposal to increase federal financing for charitable works of religious organizations.

Our correspondent says it had been expected that efforts to combat global poverty might feature prominently in the talks.

Therefore, it would be expected that efforts to receive funding for genetic variation data capture are more likely to flourish if treated as concerted efforts.

It is expected that efforts to sequence the turkey and the zebra finch will not only benefit from the chicken genome but that these species will, in turn, enhance the chicken genome sequence annotation.

As expected, that effort didn't turn out so well for the guy -- he winds up getting tackled to the floor by a security guard just seconds after he threw his arms up into the air in what must have felt like a moment of triumph (moment of impact in the somewhat NSFW video above: 0 24).

Expecting that efforts to motivate will be ignored, none are proffered, and the expectations become self-fulfilling.

We might anticipate that the central bank would struggle to boost demand given weakness in external demand, and we might expect that efforts to boost demand would overwhelmingly work by lifting growth in non-traded sectors.

The Fisheries Service expects that efforts to increase local salmon stocks will benefit the 89 remaining whales, whose number is up from 79 in 2001 but still lower than the 97 counted in the 1990's.

We expect that efforts like this one will play an increasingly important role in cancer management.

Hence, we expect that effort expectancy will have an influence on behavioural intention (H2).

INSIDE PITCH The Mets continue to talk to teams about dealing a left-handed reliever, probably JESSE OROSCO or RICH RODRIGUEZ, and club officials expect that effort to intensify in the coming days.