Sentence examples for has every expectation from inspiring English sources
He added that he has "every expectation" of completing his term as governor of New Jersey, which runs through 2014.
Martino says, adding that the company has "every expectation" PSG will be profitable this year.
Considering the rising value of property on West 47th Street, Andreas Brown, the owner of the Gotham -- who resides on the building's fifth floor -- indicated that he has every expectation of selling it for that amount, or more.
But it is not possible to know that the next stone one drops will fall downward or that the next glass of water one drinks will quench one's thirst, even though psychologically one has every expectation, through the association of ideas, that it will.
Stark's concerns are absolutely on target: Why spurn a good offer that has every expectation of being consummated in a market where that is the exception because of old bad blood?
That is why UNICEF has every expectation that heads of State and Government will appoint Personal Representatives to attend the final Preparatory Committee meeting that begins on June 11 - and that top national leaders will themselves come to the Special Session with specific commitments, including action plans that involve civil society, especially children and young people themselves.
Steven Reed, a spokesman for the Bronx district attorney, Robert T. Johnson, said prosecutors had "every expectation" that Ms. Elliott would meet with the defense.
Speaking to the BBC on his one-year anniversary as CIA director, Pompeo said Russia continues to interfere in U.S. domestic politics and he had "every expectation" the Kremlin would target the midterms.
I had every expectation that the hard-hitting Roddick would win.
