Sentence examples for expected to create new from inspiring English sources

The big bang is expected to create new opportunities for American and European banks and securities firms.

Already, Wall Street firms are reducing their debt levels, and regulators are expected to create new rules about leverage, liquidity and capital levels.

But many studies indicate that overall job numbers are likely to hold steady or to increase because moving to cleaner sources of energy is expected to create new jobs.

The yatra covered nearly 3,500 kilometers (2,200 miles) in a month, during which the controversial chief minister announced the formation of seven new districts and 45 new talukas, or administrative units, in the state, which are expected to create new jobs.

Prime Minister David Cameron reiterated that the government was keen to diversify the economy when he announced an agreement with IT giant Cisco this week, that is expected to create new high-skilled jobs in East London.

You can even be charged with plagiarism for reusing material that you've already written as you are expected to create new content every time.

However, the project will not go ahead until the current private-sector owners of the derelict power station and the neighbouring Nine Elms site are themselves ready to go ahead with a massive redevelopment of the site, which is expected to create 16,000 new homes and provide a new location for the US embassy.

The new plant will build the Volkswagen Golf and is expected to create 6,500 new jobs, Bloomberg said.

The opening of a new Volkswagen vehicle inspection unit in Kent is expected to create 100 new jobs, it has been announced.

On Sunday the display will reach zero and the south of Sudan will begin voting in a process expected to create a new country and put the defunct clock at the centre of the world's newest capital city.

While the automakers are not expected to create many new jobs, they are trying to prop up the city with events and charitable activities, including donating new police cars and ambulances to replace broken-down vehicles in the city's fleet.