Sentence examples for expecting to offload from inspiring English sources

Mr Huber told investors last week he is expecting to offload the company's casinos to allow directors to concentrate on the company's real estate projects.

Users are expected to offload heavy data use onto Wi-Fi hot spots, analysts say.

In 2010, they are expected to offload responsibility for their retirees' health care onto a new fund.

Citi is expected to offload more assets as it slims down and refocuses on the commercial- and retail-banking divisions that formed its core before its merger with Travelers Group in 1998, when Sandy Weill led the company.

Lib Dem delegates are expected to offload their frustrations over a series of coalition policies that they feel are being driven too much by Conservative dogma, including those on education and NHS reform.

Fears that more shares could reach the market in high volumes will linger because Philips, the Dutch consumer electronics maker, is expected to offload more stock to focus on its core businesses.

Vodafone is now expected to offload its 24.4% stake in Polkomtel, the Polish mobile operator, during the next few months in what is likely to be its final stake sale – at least in the forseeable future.

With Cesar on a reported £75,000 per week at Loftus Road, the Championship club were expected to offload the goalkeeper over the summer but the former Chelsea manager says the player has told him he will remain at Loftus Road and Scolari insists that playing in the second tier will not damage his hopes of playing for Brazil at next year's World Cup.

Portsmouth are expected to offload a number of players this summer in a bid to keep the club alive.

The state began selling down its 43.4% stake in 2013 and expects to offload the remaining 2% later this year.

Pfizer, for example, has been expected to offload its consumer products division, which includes Listerine mouthwash and Trident chewing gum, for months.