Sentence examples for expected to make extensive from inspiring English sources

Bear Stearns, whose work force of 14,000 includes about 8,000 employees in the city, is widely expected to make extensive job cuts.

Eastern Airlines, which is being acquired by Continental's owner, the Texas Air Corporation, is also expected to make an extensive effort to cut its operating costs so that it can match People's fares without restrictions.

While the owners' proposal hinges on cutting the players' split of revenues and treats modest revenue-sharing among the 30 clubs as a secondary component, the union's initial offer is expected to make more extensive revenue-sharing among clubs the centerpiece.

The court has been holding extensive hearings and is expected to make a ruling in the spring.

A set of small trail projects in La Cañada Flintridge is expected to make a big difference for users of the city's extensive trail network.

The visit has already generated extensive local media attention, although Obama is not expected to make much, if any, national news.

It is expected to make testable predictions.

They are expected to make $1.9 billion.

He expected to make up time here.

Users are expected to make both inbound and outbound calls.

Often carers are expected to make decisions.