Sentence examples for expects developing from inspiring English sources

The IMF expects developing countries to grow by almost 7% this year.

The fund expects developing countries, as a group, to grow by 6.1% in 2009, more slowly than their blistering 8% pace of recent years, but far from recession.

Excluding China, which will announce first quarter GDP figures later this week, the bank now expects developing countries in the region to grow by 1.2% in 2009, down from an estimate of 4.8% in 2008.

Even so, ZenithOptimedia expects developing countries will add $50 billion in new ad-spending in the next three years whereas developed markets will add only $38 billion the first time that emerging markets have come out top over such a period.In rich countries the internet is claiming a growing share of advertising at the expense of traditional media, such as TV and print.

You cannot expect developing nations to reduce emissions.

Still, it's unrealistic to expect developing countries to forgo growth.

The truth is just the reverse: One cannot expect developing nations to do anything until the United States, the biggest polluter, takes the lead.

In an ideal world, that responsibility would fall to governments, but it's unrealistic to expect developing countries like Bangladesh to build that capacity quickly.

Two other monkeys who were given vaccinia did better, as expected, developing no disease at all.

As you'd expect, developing countries will also see much higher growth in mobile subscriptions than developed countries.

I understand that other countries might get a big kick out of DVDs, but expect developing countries, when given the infrastructure, to bypass Blu-ray entirely.