Sentence examples similar to start up expected from inspiring English sources

The FP plant is already in operation; the other three plants are under construction with start-up expected in 2012.

But with the Chinese economy on the rebound and entrepreneurs and investors gaining more experience in managing PRC start-ups, expect a second round of action.

The New York City start-up expects to use the new hub to work with Discovery Channel, Disney, Showtime, Michelle Phan and other video creators.

The new business is expected to start up in the second half of the year.

The combined site, which has not been named, is expected to start up by March.

The Chelsea Ladies striker Eniola Aluko is expected to start up front because Kelly Smith is recovering from a shin injury.

The plant had been expected to start up by the middle of the year, providing enough electricity to power as many as 500,000 homes.

A stock exchange is expected to start up in the next few months.Waiting for it all to trickle downMany Angolans, however, have yet to savour the benefits.

And experts warn that so many in Kenya are weakened and destitute that the cycle is expected to start up again in May.

City officials provided lofty estimates of the benefits the city would reap from the school, which is expected to start up next year in rented space nearby and move into the building in 2017.

So far, the younger Mr. Arnberg has opened six Hometown Threads, with another four expected to start up by the end of the year, including the first store on Long Island, at the Smith Haven Mall.