Sentence examples for expected things to change from inspiring English sources

Tunisia's was the first dictatorship to fall in the Arab Spring and as democracy was ushered in through the back door, everyone expected things to change for the better.

"You can't expect things to change overnight," she said.

Over time Amazon could make an impact, but we don't expect things to change overnight.

But at the same time, he added, "there's no reason to expect things to change anytime soon".

We much prefer hockey games to be settled by playing hockey, although we don't expect things to change.

But there is still so much age discrimination in the labour market that we cannot expect things to change quickly.

Newcomers like Ms. Jones are "unreasonable to think they can move in and expect things to change to their standards," he added.

Whether their consumers are feeling pressured or flush now, the retail executives indicated they did not expect things to change soon.

It will be wholly insufficient to put the word "social" in front of existing business models and expect things to change.

Q. Do you expect things to change with Mr. Lafley in charge? A. Given his history, I think Mr. Lafley will focus on Procter's core businesses and get out of things that are tangential.

He was somewhat less sharp Thursday, Ryan said, but some Jets who have been around as long as Clemens said they do not expect things to change that much.