Sentence examples for it expected would from inspiring English sources

Lear said in October that it would eliminate an unspecified number of jobs and close under-used plants and offices at its seating, interior and electrical businesses, moves it expected would result in as much as $150 million in fourth-quarter costs.

Mr. Apruzzese said it was because the firm showed clients returns that it expected would be lower than the actual returns.

WASHINGTON — In a 2003 decision that the majority said it expected would last for 25 years, the Supreme Court allowed public colleges and universities to take account of race in admission decisions.

Yesterday, it announced the first of what it said it expected would be "a significant number" of lawsuits in the next year saying the Internet is being used for such pirating.

Under Mr. Crosson, the association staked a claim to the role of economic development director for the region, picking five industries it expected would replace the fading military contractors as engines of economic growth, and positioning itself to steer development into the next century.

The company, formed in 1999 by a $2.4 billion merger of British Steel and Royal Hoogovens of the Netherlands, described the layoffs as part of a major restructuring that it expected would generate annual savings of $265 million by the end of 2003.

Documenting it, he expected, would take many years.

This, it is expected, would involve more than 17 countries but fewer than 27.

An important objective for any future outbreak control strategy must be to prevent excessive fear, which, it is expected, would reduce stigma and other negative outcomes.

The aircraft manufacturer added it expected profits would be flat in 2016.

The report said it expected Tesla would begin testing "in a matter of days".