Sentence examples for expected to make some from inspiring English sources

Groh said he expected to make some cuts today.

The students themselves will still be expected to make some payments from jobs they hold.

Now in their fourth year, GWS is expected to make some inroads this season.

Climate change is expected to make some areas drier and others wetter.

He expected to make some polling centers mobile, to move them closer to more remote villages.

Company executives said although no one is forced to participate they are encouraged and even expected to make some contribution.

They expect to make some 16 billion litres of ethanol this year, about as much as America.

But I went alone, so couples and groups sharing rooms can expect to make some of that difference back.

As for the rest of her summer, she is characteristically upbeat about taking over as Britain's No1 in the absence of the injured Laura Robson and says she expects to make some more noise at Wimbledon.

Thus one could expect to make some profits with forest plantation investments by buying land and growing timber at an 8% discount rate in about half the cases, but one would have to accept a smaller IRR/discount rate in the rest of the cases.

Part of Starbucks' appeal is that customers can expect to make some sort of personal connection with the employees in stores.