Sentence examples for fully expects that from inspiring English sources

'It was,' says Tebbit, 'a perfectly civilised conversation.' And despite 'mutterings and rumblings' about 'Cameroonian Conservatism' from a number of more traditional Tories, he fully expects that, after three election defeats, the great majority of the party will be uninclined the rock the boat.

Zeidenberg, who successfully defended Chen, wrote that Xi "fully expects that justice will be done and he will be exonerated".

Pictet is particularly bullish on Italy, where he fully expects that hundreds of regional and local banks will eventually be merged to create a number of nationwide retail networks.

The 110-year-old company is currently valued at $9.7 billion, but Transfix CEO Drew McElroy — an affable second-generation industry veteran who attended Georgetown before taking over his parents' own small but successful brokerage business — fully expects that number to trend downward.

The 110-year-old company is currently valued at $9.7 billion, but Transfix CEO Drew McElroy — an affable second-generation industry veteran who attended Georgetown before taking over his parents' own small but successful brokerage business — fully expects that number to trend downward.

The program fully expects that it will not keep all of its recruits.

I fully expect that inflation will continue its inexorable rise during 2017.

"I fully expect that Italian law will take its course and bring the matter to court," said Sting.

They fully expect that Tesco will improve and it is likely this will involve some action on price.

"We have a cooperative, working relationship with Westfield, and we fully expect that relationship to continue," said Greg Trevor, a spokesman for the authority.

A record 13,000 new businesses were created in Manchester last year, and from my recent experiences in the city I fully expect that number to rise this year.