Sentence examples for expected to make less from inspiring English sources

Brasher did not indicate that he expected to make less profit as a result of this".

Lloyds said that it expected to make less money as a result of the changes, although it said fewer people now use an unauthorised facility than used to be the case.

It's only fair that we also appreciate that even in 2030, the average Chinese is expected to make less than $16,500, or what Americans made in the 1950s.

Even though Wonga expects to make less money in the UK, it is investing in similar brands abroad.

So Hadoop-based companies can expect to make less money on management tools than if they arrived before the cloud.

If your bonus puts you in a higher tax bracket this year and you expect to make less next year, see if your employer can defer your bonus to lower your tax bill this year.

The paper exposed the fact that the savings the council expected to make were less than originally forecast.

Tax receipts, at about $405 billion, are expected to make up less than half the government's budget, forcing the government to borrow more than it receives in revenues — another postwar first.

It was not highlighted in Malta, but we learned later that Yoshi Kawaoka at the University of Wisconsin, Madison had similar findings, though he started with a virus that had been genetically modified in ways that might be expected to make it less virulent.

This is expected to make them far less appealing and ultimately save the government billions in subsidies for the program.

Climate change is expected to make tropical hurricanes less frequent but more intense.