Sentence examples for study expects from inspiring English sources

Indeed, despite their success, none of the best-practice companies in our study expects its succession management system to operate without modification for more than a year.

Those "increased economic losses" that the IPCC expects could be pretty high – one recent study expects flooding costs across Europe to rise from €4.5bn annually now to €23bn by 2050.

Dr. David A. Williams, chief scientific officer at Boston Children's Hospital and a principal investigator of the new study, expects the price to be similar to the hundreds of thousands of dollars it costs for a bone-marrow transplant.

The study expects the existence of market principles applying value to sustainable development.

This study expects that the amount of lateral forces being transmitted from earth to upper levels, subsequently the effect of impact will decrease as a result of using ODBS, the high energy absorption capacity, in lower floors of the structure.

Given that the stock market in Ghana is not as vibrant as those from the developed world, coupled with the fact that stakeholder activism is not that strong to exert pressure on organisations to respond to societal needs, this study expects the level of environmental disclosure in Ghana to be relatively low.

WHAT YOU'LL STUDY Expect to be immersed in complex science, technology and engineering.

Several studies have identified such links, but the league has disputed those findings and is conducting its own study, expected to be published around 2010.

Gov. Linda Lingle, a Republican, has promised to convene the Legislature to consider bills to let the ferry company operate until the study, expected to take years, is completed.

Indeed, the door on this controversy seems to be closing, but the Centers for Disease Control is conducting one more study, expected to be published next year.

Work has commenced on a feasibility study, expected to be ready by the end of the year, with a view to opening in 2007 or 2008.