Sentence examples for growing expectation that from inspiring English sources

"There is a growing expectation that people are going to start coming back," said Jerzy Zdrzalka, the company's chief executive.

"There is a growing expectation that it's going to be very difficult for Ken Livingstone, Andrew Hawkinss, chairman of the polling and research consultancy ComRes, said.

There is a growing expectation that the Fed's rate-setting committee could revive programs to buy Treasuries and mortgage bonds in an effort to stimulate the economy.

Another is the growing expectation that payments from new customers required to buy insurance under the Affordable Care Act will offset costs from new regulations.

But the interview, taken together with recent comments by Mr. Bernanke, reinforces a growing expectation that the administration plans to nominate a new Fed chairman later this year.

The beleaguered chief executive may get his wish soon, amid a growing expectation that the 53 year-old will announce his departure in late August or September.

FRANKFURT — Amid growing expectations that Greece will have to restructure its debt, the German finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, warned Thursday that a default could have grave and unpredictable consequences.

European stock markets have begun to rebound, led by bank shares, on growing expectations that the stress tests will not uncover new horrors.

They fell as low as $5.26 in the fall of 2002, but rallied steadily this year amid growing expectations that she would win at trial.

Even without lower crude prices, there have been growing expectations that power prices will at least remain flat from now until the end of the decade.

Clegg's speech comes against growing expectations that the Lib Dems will lose their sole Scottish European parliament seat in Thursday's elections.