Sentence examples for expected to appreciate from inspiring English sources

The premium, which peaked at 2.6% in October 2010, reflected the eagerness of outsiders to hold an otherwise inaccessible asset that was expected to appreciate.Borrowers took full advantage of this expectation, selling yuan-denominated "dim sum" bonds in Hong Kong for high prices and yields as low as 0.6%.

Nobody was expected to "appreciate" the music.

But that $8,326 is now expected to appreciate at a 4.3 percent annual rate.

Great institutions put on exhibitions that the public was expected to appreciate.

Brazil's real and the Russian rouble are set to continue their slide, but the Korean won is expected to appreciate.

(And it's often mobbed!) How could such people be expected to appreciate the joys of a deadstock Halston gown with labels intact?

After all, no one expects to appreciate Joyce's "Ulysses" on the first casual read.

He expects to appreciate life in China, "where, as you know, they put up buildings in days".

I've zoomed past the age in which I can reasonably expect to appreciate the unique pleasures of the festival without needing my stomach pumped immediately afterwards.

A further problem for exporters is the strengthening of the yen, which reached an 18-month high against the US dollar on November 12th, and which we expect to appreciate further in 2008 and 2009.

Without a liberal education, the Christian could live a life of faith and obedience but could not expect to attain an intellectual understanding of the mysteries of the faith or expect to appreciate the significance of the Gospel as the meeting ground of Hellenism and Judaism.