Sentence examples for expects to rise from inspiring English sources

Last year that number stood at only 22 million — a figure Mr. Butterfield said he expects to rise rapidly.

Connecticut Light and Power already helps 23,000 low-income households with their bills, a number the utility expects to rise to 25,000 this year.

Most of the recovery in revenues, which the Treasury expects to rise by 1.4% of GDP between 2010-11 and 2013-14, will occur automatically as the economy starts growing at a brisk pace and tax receipts increase even faster.

Rather than conforming to outmoded models of male ambition and salary earning, he chose to "Lean Back (and Relax!)." Like Miss Sandberg, he expects to rise through the ranks of Facebook, where he already has 23 friends and has been tagged in a photo.

Since more than half the world's population now lives in cities, a share the UN expects to rise to over two-thirds by 2050, adjusting population density to account for the smaller areas where people actually choose to live is probably a better way of gauging how crowded somewhere is.

One major bright spot in the forecast, is consumer spending on communications, which the report expects to rise 6.5percentt a year through 2006, mostly because of continued growth in spending on cable and satellite TV, consumer Internet, video games and box-office films.

Rates are expected to rise.

Revenue is expected to rise just 1 percent.

The number was expected to rise further.

These numbers were expected to rise.

The death toll is expected to rise.