Sentence examples for expected to come due from inspiring English sources

As much as $1 trillion in bonds and bank debt is expected to come due between now and 2015, according to estimates by Deutsche Bank.

CIT has about $8.2 billion of debt and $2.8 billion of commercial paper expected to come due this year, excluding commercial paper.

An estimated $400 billion in loans are expected to come due in 2009 alone, and more than $1 trillion over the next three years, according to industry estimates based on Federal Reserve data.

In September, when California legislators restored the lower rates, residential and small-business rate payers received credits on their utility bills -- even though the credits are really a postponed debt that is expected to come due as soon as 2002.

Among the few reports due in between are weekly jobless claims, which are expected to come in slightly lower at 370,000.

The country's highest court is due to decide the issue for good in a judgment expected to come down in June.

Similarly, in The Hague, Labour is expected to come to the rescue of the conservative-led minority government in the lower house which is due to vote next week on the bailout and is expected to approve.

With pressure on budgets due ahead of licence fee negotiations, the BBC's exclusive Six Nations rights are also expected to come under pressure.

The Tories are expected to come third.

The prototypes of unmanned merchant vessels are expected to come into service within the coming years.

I had never expected to come back".