Sentence examples for expecting that it could from inspiring English sources

Dineen looked forward to the park being built next to the store, expecting that it could bring added business.

And I didn't plan exactly how it went down, but I was expecting that it could happen".

4 When this scheme was first announced, the government stated that the pilot was seen as 'the first step' to rolling the policy out across the country, expecting that it could reduce utilisation of A&E services.

In this study, the molecular sequence data of PRRSV was utilized to characterize the epidemiology and evolutionary process in phylogenetic analysis, expecting that it could provide an important clue for modification of diagnosis methods and design of novel vaccine.

The company expects that it could earn up to $1.8 million a year.

Tishman Speyer expected that it could renovate vacant, rent-regulated apartments and ultimately obtain market rents.

The researchers demonstrated that they could cycle the battery 100 times without losing energy storage, and they expect that it could last through hundreds of additional cycles.

It will never be as accurate as GPS, but he expects that it could eventually find a person within a couple hundred meters.

A.M.D., based in Sunnyvale, Calif., expects that it could lose $80 million to $100 million a quarter in revenue that ATI gets from selling chips to Intel.

Godfrey Bloom's study in his Yorkshire home looks so exactly as one would expect that it could almost be a stage set.

Sampdoria said in a statement: "That the derby is a question of nerve, tactics and strategy we already knew, but frankly we could never expect that it could turn into an scene of espionage.