Sentence examples for report expect that from inspiring English sources

The authors of the report expect that many adults younger than 45 will find themselves included under the new threshold.

Both Mr. Stringer, who is running for the city comptroller's office, and Brian Kavanagh, the New York state assemblyman who collaborated on the report, expect that other elements could be financed gradually while the storm protections could receive a boost from the billions in federal money that was recently allocated in response to Hurricane Sandy.

Based on that lesson, the report expects that donations will decline in 2009, and even more so in 2010, then rebound.

The Millennium Project's 2005 Report expected that the Goals would be achieved by the 2015 target date if high-income countries increased official development assistance from 0.25% of donor Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2003 to 0.44% in 2006 and 0.54% in 2015, delivering approximately US$120 billion each year of aid [ 4].

Economists expect that report will show employers cut a net total of 520,000 jobs last month.

CARNAHAN: And you expect that report out when? MR. BOWEN: By July.

Until CONSORT requires more information of DMC activities, we expect that reporting will remain poor.

Instagram's growth shows no signs of slowing down; with several reports expecting that one half of all social media users will use Instagram in 2017.

The effort is intended to pre-empt a Justice Department report expected this year that will look into fatal shootings by officers over several years.

Rolling Stone editor Will Dana told the New York Times yesterday in an email that he expects that report will be out "in a couple of weeks".

It also hopes NICE, the health authority set up by the NHS, will recommend in a report, expected imminently, that doctors be allowed to prescribe Relenza, its influenza treatment, on the NHS.