Sentence examples for expected to make larger from inspiring English sources

The Treasury expects to collect an additional £3.86bn of tax, as pensioners are expected to make larger withdrawals and get dragged into a higher rate tax band.

In Shanghai, a city of about 22 million, banks are no longer allowed to offer loans to residents buying a third home; those seeking a second mortgage are now expected to make larger down payments and to pay higher mortgage rates.

Shackleton expected to make large sums from his book about the expedition and from lectures.

In other City news, Pearson has said it expects to make larger profits than previously forecast, with sales 20% higher in headline terms.

Islamists expect to make large gains in parliament, and many government officials fear they are right.

For those expecting to make large capital investments in the future, full expensing could be a boon.

If you qualify, a Roth IRA is a good choice if you expect to make large profits and be in the same or higher tax bracket when you retire.

The G.D.R. was literally too poor to be expected to make other large transfers then.

As PPP is a primary source of cytosolic NADPH, G6PD (alone or together with 6PGD) is expected to make a large contribution to the production of NADPH.

The chemical weapons currently being dismantled account for a small percentage of the more than 100,000 killed in Syria, so getting rid of those is not expected to make a large impact on the daily death toll.

Note that recombination is not expected to make a large contribution to haplotype diversification since the effective HIV recombination rate is less than half the mutation rate (Neher and Leitner 2010; Batorsky et al. 2011).