Sentence examples for expected to have picked from inspiring English sources
Average revenue per user is expected to have picked up as a result of Sky's push to get more people to sign up for its HD service.
Brian Murphy, of mortgage broker Mortgage Advice Bureau, said he expected lending to have picked up again in February.
And as long as they continue receiving tacit instructions from leaders to remain so, don't expect Lebanon to have picked its last fight with itself.
If payments are not fully adjusted for the expected health care needs of the patients, physicians may "cherry-pick" patients expected to have a lower utilization than the capitation rate accounts for [17].
Most people would expect someone who advises on mortgages to have picked a good home loan deal for themselves, and Elliot Nathan fits that bill: he works for John Charcol and has a Co-operative Bank interest-only tracker mortgage, on which he pays base rate minus 0.66% for two years.
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Expect to have to keep improving yourself.
Naturally, I expected that she should have picked up a bit of the language.
This was perhaps the toughest victory of the lot, achieved against a Blackburn side that, however much their supporters wish the dismissal of their manager Steve Kean, resisted with more passion than many might have expected from a side who have picked up less than a point a game since he took over.
Our form earlier in the season was not what we expect at the club but we have picked up and we are going well".
