Sentence examples for if it is expected from inspiring English sources

While there certainly are moral issues to be debated here, it is clear the medical community needs to understand its exposure if it is expected to assume the financial risks.

If it is expected to be reversed in the future it is expansionary, but if it is expected to continue indefinitely then it is contractionary.

If it is expected to be more efficient in the private sector, government finance, on balance, gains.

If it is expected to go down, then the service recommends that you wait for a lower price.

A link is considered stable if it is expected to stay valid before the expiry time of the request packet which is determined by the application requesting the route.

If it is expected that the damping will be changing with time, for example due to changes in the physical properties of the system, an estimate of the instantaneous damping (rather than an average value over time) is desired.

The short-term outlook for Coinstar isn't as bleak as its abysmal Friday fall, but the company must figure out its longer-term goals if it is expecting to remain in business.

If it is, expect it to be research and set-up focused rather than offering you an operational role.

All that said, lots of economic studies have found that it's not worth it for a city to subsidize the building of a new sports stadium if it is expecting the new stadium to improve the local economy.

He enters the room with slow-moving, elderly poise, dressed impeccably in his favourite Savile Row suit, and perches himself gingerly on an overstuffed sofa that looks as if it is expecting no less a posterior than the Queen's.

He doesn't yet know if that's feasible, but if it is, expect him to raise a big venture round too.