Sentence examples for may we expect from inspiring English sources

What more may we expect human evolution to achieve, and when?

Now that President Bush, either through principle or expediency, has changed his mind about Condoleezza Rice's testimony before the 9/11 commission (front page, March 31), may we expect no more commercials and innuendoes about John Kerry's "flip-flops"?

Leonard Boasberg Wayne, Pa., Sept. 5, 2008 • To the Editor: Now that both candidates for the presidency and the vice presidency have been chosen, may we expect that we will have a civil discourse on issues, with all candidates disavowing any smears coming from those with axes to grind?

In future, may we expect to read about prices exploding in the armaments industry, inflation in prices for pneumatic tyres and, in the case of condoms, an unexpected failure of prices to firm up?Mark Hayden Brussels * Letters appear online only.

When the takeover of Airtouch closes, probably by the end of May, we expect we could easily see 30% to 40% upside in Vodafone.

When may we expect you?" During the day, the Pashtuns prepared for another night attack while the British destroyed the bazaar and the regions previously defended, and lost, by Subadar Syed Ahmed Shah and the men of the 31st.

If we can expect a fair decision any where, may we not expect justice to be done by the Judges of both the Federal and State Governments?

It may happen faster than we expect.

However, we have estimated that we may expect to recruit around 600 patients.

Secondly, the program seems simplistic, and it is obvious that if we undertake "strong measures", we may expect "strong results".

We may expect some decrease in performance if we would use reverberant speech to perform the alignment [44].