Sentence examples for expected to return a from inspiring English sources

"It sort of felt like we were expected to return a verdict as we did: a guilty verdict," she said.

Kandahar is the hometown of President Hamid Karzai and is expected to return a solid vote for the incumbent.

Neither side is expected to return a majority to Parliament, so the next government most likely will be built on a shaky coalition or cooperation with splinter parties.

Meanwhile, the SNP is expected to return a large contingent next year to what the polls say will be a hung Parliament in Westminster.

He was carted into the locker room with a chest injury and was not expected to return — a big void for the Packers in the second half.

Last week, Nasdaq said it would write off $20.1 million in losses related to its investments in Japan because they were not expected to return a profit.

Assume that our heuristic is expected to return an agreement of 80% if a given topology inferred from experimental data is correct.

Diageo, the British liquor company, sold the fast-food chain for $2.26 billion and expects to return a "substantial portion" of the proceeds to shareholders.

Yum expects to return an additional $2 billion this year.

He is expected to return as a hitter, but a timetable won't be set until January.

Advanced economies are expected to return to a growth rate of 2.1 percent this year, after a contraction 3.2 percent in 2009.