Sentence examples for expecting it will come from inspiring English sources

We give out money expecting it will come back with profits in a reasonable amount of time.

As Chris Douvos, a limited partner with Venture Investment Associates, recently told us, "LPs are definitely yelling at VCs to put some 'moolah in the coolah.'" Institutional funds "give out money [to VCs] expecting it will come back with profits in a reasonable amount of time," said Douvos.

The Battle Studies mindset has been almost monastic: about putting in the hours, working to dig out the magic rather than expecting it'll come to you as a right.

"We don't expect it will come to that," said John E. McArdle, a Senate Republican spokesman.

I don't think anyone "should necessarily expect it will come up in the new parliament".

"I expect it will come to an end before he's elected.

"We expect it will come up with a list; it should not be more than five firms," said Jack Chow, a partner based in Hong Kong at the global accounting firm KPMG.

However, I don't expect it will come to that for quite some time.

But over the long run, the market has been remarkably resilient, withstanding wars, presidential scandals and terrorist attacks; and I expect it will come out of these latest doldrums before long.

(Saudis did not lose: as a by-product, they destroyed the budding American artificial fuel industry. We need a similar Saudi action to deal with Iran, and I expect it will come soon. But beware sheikhs bearing gifts; let us not repeat past mistakes. Let us determine if we need such a clean-fuel industry and, if it is necessary, build it with government subsidies).

But I expect it will all come down to the final regatta, the Monsoon Cup, in Malaysia at the end of November".