Sentence examples for expects to scale from inspiring English sources
It expects to scale up its technology to a commercial prototype by 2008.Another intriguing alternative to oil comes from natural gas.
The company expects to scale up to between fifty and a hundred qubits within the next decade, which would be powerful but still short of the thousand or so that LaMacchia estimates would represent a serious cryptographic threat.
Major-General Joseph Taluto, commander of America's newly arrived 42nd Infantry Division in north-central Iraq, says he expects to scale back operations in urban areas substantially by the end of this year, and to see Iraqi forces weaned from joint patrols on to fully autonomous operations.The Sunni policemen in Tikrit see things differently, however.
For the upcoming year, Knitowski told me, he expects to "scale our US geographic reach and we also expect to enter foreign markets with physical offices in Europe and Asia.
"The Global Fund has committed nearly $1 billion over the coming two years and expects to scale up malaria funding substantially," said Global Fund Executive Director Feachem.
They simply expected to scale back, leaving the big decisions to the next generation.
Bank of China is expected to scale back lending in the coming months as Beijing moves to stem the breakneck increase in liquidity fueled by its stimulus program.
After the recovery of the two black boxes, Indonesia is expected to scale back its search and rescue operations in the Java Sea.
At the meeting, the officials discussed moving slightly earlier than expected to scale back their efforts to encourage growth if the economy continued to rebound.
The Fed is currently buying $85 billion a month in Treasury and mortgage-backed bonds, but it is expected to scale back purchases as early as September.
Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Cuts of 30% have been agreed, with the department expected to scale back the extent of its footprint while trying to prioritise spending on flood and disease prevention.
