Sentence examples for expected to stock from inspiring English sources

Ms. Bachmann, reputedly a formidable fund-raiser, is expected to stock up on campaign contributions to carry her through the long 2012 primary season.

John Tesar has the right to express dismay at a review that he believes was unfair, and Matt McCallister certainly shouldn't be expected to stock the ingredients needed to fill the odd wedge salad request – but neither man is justified in being a jerk about it.

Electronics manufacturers are expected to stock up on supplies for making products like PCs, digital cameras, DVD players and videogame machines they hope to sell during the holiday gift-buying season.

Don't expect to stock up on those coveted Cuban cigars, however.

Porsche is also expected to issue stock to help pay debt before any deal closes.

But the overwhelming majority of the company's 11 million policyholders are expected to receive stock.

A fourth, with an especially promising method, Third Wave Technologies, is expected to sell stock soon.

He is expected to sell enough stock to pay his tax.

The company is also expected to sell new stock in the offering.

Any merger is expected to involve a stock swap at close to current market prices.

Essential medicines are expected to be preferentially stock and used in public hospitals.