Sentence examples for expected to make major from inspiring English sources

With the new iPhone, Apple is expected to make major upgrades to both the hardware and software, as it generally does every two years.

Perpignon, Béziers and Avignon are among 15 municipalities, many of them in the south of France, where the FN is expected to make major gains.

Labour is expected to make major gains across the country, symbolically taking control from the Lib Dems in Sheffield, where Nick Clegg has his constituency.

Now, Mr. Gephardt is far from the only Democrat who is expected to make major health care measures central to his candidacy.

Opinion polls show Mr. Rajoy's Popular Party heading for a major defeat on Dec. 21, even as another anti-independence party, Ciudadanos, is expected to make major gains.

The club also benefited from relatively good health -- beyond Alex Rodriguez's early-season absence, only Chien-Ming Wang was unavailable for an extended period among the players expected to make major contributions -- and from surprisingly productive seasons from aging veterans like Jorge Posada, Johnny Damon and Hideki Matsui.

But the coach said he did not expect to make major changes in the lineup just yet.

General McNeill said he did not expect to make major changes in the way the American-led forces carried out operations under his predecessor, Maj.

He expects to make major purchases of television time and build an extensive field operation as he focuses on the early primary states.

Both reports are expected to be completed this summer, in time to help the Missile Defense Agency develop its budget for 2004, when it expects to make major decisions about the Fort Greely site.

"How does Cameron expect to make major decisions about the country if he can't even name his new baby without asking for help!," wrote @zerosugar, either unaware or unsympathetic that the child had been born a month early.