Sentence examples for expected to have problems from inspiring English sources
An internal Dell study showed that up to 97 percent of all OptiPlex computers were expected to have problems over three years of use, according to the lawsuit.
Red Bull, with their Renault engine, are still expected to have problems this year, at least in the first half of the season but the team principal, Christian Horner, is looking to football for inspiration.
Intel is expected to have problems in coming months as demand for personal computers and notebooks weaken.
Those with a sufficient Leydig cell secretory capacity have near normal testicular histology (present Ad spermatogonia) at the time of surgery, and they are not expected to have problems with fertility [ 32].
1 13 Another contributing factor may be channelling of a certain type of patients to infliximab, for example patients who are either expected to have problems with self-administration of non-infusion biologicals, or patients for whom the treating rheumatologist may want to have more regular clinic-based check-ups.
By 12th grade, these students will be expected to have problem-solving skills customarily associated with the first year of college.
"I expect to have problems with it again next year".
He threw all of his pitches and said he that did not expect to have problems with any of them.
"We expect to have problems along the way, but we will at least try to get the population back up to the pre-disaster level of 163,000".
"It does show the prudence of looking periodically in places you don't expect to have problems," he said, "rather than blindly assuming you're not going to have problems except where you're looking".
Robert Stickler, a Bank of America spokesman, said that the bank did not expect to have problems during the stress tests, and that its lawyers were evaluating whether the bank could rebuff the government if regulators tried to jawbone it into taking action the bank thought was unnecessary, like accepting fresh capital from the government.
