Sentence examples for may expect its from inspiring English sources

So when America wants to intervene abroad it may expect its allies to provide troops, but offer high-tech equipment as a quid pro quo.

NOW that the government has formally proposed a breakup of Microsoft, some investors may expect its depressed shares to rebound, simply because the company's worst fate is clear.

More than he may expect, it turns out.

The result, he says, is far from the "issue" drama some may expect from its subject matter.

However, we may expect that its upper limit will not substantially exceed the frequency extent of the human eye because frequencies higher than visible light have a potentially dangerous impact on living systems.

Strictly speaking, we do not know the size of the information nor the speed required for cellular signaling through light, but we may estimate the plausible range of values of these parameters from the physical feasibility of B and S/ N. Concerning the feasible bandwidth, B, we may expect that its range should be covered by a single physical mechanism which involves electromagnetic waves.

The bird also may become so accustomed to humans that it may come to harm because it doesn't know to fly from humans and may come to expect its food from humans at all times.[18].[18]

And, as you may expect, ZooZ makes its money through transaction fees (2.8% + $0.19 for each successful transaction).

As may be expected, its clientele tends to prefer more traditional patterns (except for members of Pop, Eton's elite student club, who are allowed the privilege of wearing brightly colored waistcoats).

A day after world football's governing body confirmed it had caused an unprecedented upheaval to the sporting calendar, many may have expected its secretary-general to be in a conciliatory mood.

While alcohol may be expected, its presence raises social host liability issues and a variety of potential negligence issues surrounding drunk driving and other injury producing events.