Sentence examples for expected to make small from inspiring English sources

Redwood was positive on the outlook for the company's hosted desktop services, and expected to make small bolt-on acquisitions in what is a fragmented market.

I realize that I'm expected to make small talk now, to sit with my friends and ask them about their drive.

In any case, roots in soil, besides their movements due to nutations, would be expected to make small deviations in growth direction due to contact with soil particles.

Apartment building managers are normally expected to make small repairs such as replacing broken tiles, patching small holes in a wall, replacing broken windows and painting.

It had been expected to make a small profit.

Carpetright said trading "remained difficult" and it expected to make a small loss for the year to the end of April.

After making an unexpected profit for Majestic last year, Naked Wines is expected to make a small loss in the current financial year.

The site, which estimates it has 3.5m monthly users, has attracted 45,000 paying subscribers and is expected to make a small profit for the whole of 2003.

The American West Coast has been hit by big storms in recent days, but this rainfall is only expected to make a small dent in California's problems.

In complex autoimmune diseases such as lupus, a large number of variants are expected to make a small contribution to the overall genetic risk.

In addition, it was reported that parents in one village we visited were expected to make a small monetary or in-kind contribution toward the stipend of the CPS teacher if their children enrolled.