Sentence examples for expects it to become from inspiring English sources

However, Alex Peleg, the vice-president of the chipmaker Intel's platform engineering group, expects it to become widespread.

WHILE the Finns welcome Russian investment, like the decision to build the Marussia B2 sports car here, no one expects it to become a big seller in Finland.

Wall Street predicts that the company will have a loss of $2.73 a share in 2001; he expects it to become profitable by 2003.

G.M. has not released sales goals for the ATS in the United States or in international markets, but Mr. Reuss said he expects it to become Cadillac's top seller.

ROSE BAT TO BE AUCTIONED The black Mizuno bat that Pete Rose used for his final hit -- record No. 4,256 -- is being auctioned by a New York firm that expects it to become one of the most expensive bats ever sold.

She expects it to become one of a "very small number of dominant players".The industry has similar network economics to Amazon, eBay and Google, says Ms Koller, in that "content producers go to where most consumers are, and consumers go to where the most content is".

Even the sponsors of the measure said they did not expect it to become law, but its passage underscored how politically unpopular the North American Free Trade Agreement is.

Sprout is going from strength to strength, and as word about its capabilities spreads further, we can expect it to become quite the acquisition bait.

He does not expect it to become a giant overnight.

We never expected it to become an obsession.

Do not expect it to become another Cisco.