Sentence examples for expecting that it will from inspiring English sources

So if you buy Cisco today, expecting that it will hit $183 in five years, you are making an implicit bet that its earnings will grow five times faster than those of the average technology company.

Officially, the Iranians have said they want a stable, democratic Iraq, expecting that it will bring Shiite dominion.

Labour activists have said that there would be a tent, with food, and I am expecting that it will become a political meeting point, where Israelis will intensely argue the issues of the campaign.

DirecTV says that as many as 60percentt of subscribers in some cities have opted for the added service at $6 a month, and Hughes is expecting that it will help DirecTV attract two million new subscribers this year.

This puts him in the odd position of supporting the invasion of Iraq and expecting that it will all end in tears.Joseph Nye, a Harvard professor and a former senior Pentagon official during the Clinton administration, is also a supporter of the invasion, but he thinks it was done in the wrong way, and probably at the wrong time.

Though There may well be viewers who go to see an Eastwood film expecting that it will make their day, and they might choose to take the story of "Sully" as they'd prefer it to be, as the legend of an unambiguously confident American military hero.

BDS system has become regionally operational and it is expected that it will reach its full operational status in the next few years.

The program fully expects that it will not keep all of its recruits.

The device is not available for home use, though its manufacturer, Ekso Bionics, expects that it will be by 2013.

We can expect that it will fight any effort to break its monopoly.

"We expect that it will take the market some time to regain its confidence in the underlying fundamentals.