Sentence examples for expected to make much from inspiring English sources

The measure is not expected to make much headway in the Senate.

Whether that is true or not, it is not expected to make much difference.

The auction proceeds are not expected to make much of a dent in Lernout's debt of a half-billion dollars.

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

The Crimean bridge is different from many of Rotenberg's other state ventures, in that he is not expected to make much money from it.

A meeting of euro-zone finance ministers on May 11th in Brussels was not expected to make much headway.The Greek government, led by Syriza, an anti-austerity party, has encouraged its creditors by sidelining the combative finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis.

Lastly, if you are lucky enough to have your book accepted, don't expect to make much money from it.

He still goes out on his 42-foot boat about once a week to fish for blackfish, but he doesn't expect to make much money from that.

Although their main studio, in Red Hook, Brooklyn, is visible from outside South Ferry station, neither Starn expects to make much use of the terminal once it opens.

When I decided to become a teacher 50 years ago, I did not expect to make much money, but I felt confident that I would be able to make a living while practicing an honored profession.

Gemstar expects to make much of its money on the guide by selling ads -- either along the left-hand side of the screen or practically within the TV grid itself.