Sentence examples for expecting to gain from inspiring English sources

China is already the world's largest exporter and isn't expecting to gain more market share.

Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs is also expecting to gain an extra £1 billion as it cracks down on offshore tax-dodging.

American, which is part of Oneworld with British Airways, is expecting to gain antitrust immunity for its Atlantic routes later this year and hopes to be in a better position to compete with the other two rivals.

Several Republican congressional incumbents and candidates facing tough races are slated to attend the Koch retreat this weekend, and, if recent history is a guide, are expecting to gain support from Koch-backed dark money groups.

For example, psychologists have found that people are more averse to taking a risk when they are expecting to gain something, and more willing to take a risk when they have something to lose.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19 — Expecting to gain seats in Congress, Democrats are drafting an ambitious health care agenda to carry out their campaign promises with legislation to lower drug costs for older Americans, provide more money for children's health insurance and expand research using embryonic stem cells.

They expect to gain permission in December.

"We expect to gain F.C.C. approval of the merger shortly.

They had only expected to gain access to £1m.

East and West naturally expected to gain, but were disappointed.

But she didn't expect to gain much ground.