Sentence examples for today expects from inspiring English sources

And the pacing will be much closer to what the audience today expects".

But if inflation in America rises faster than anyone today expects, the Fed's current gradualist approach will turn into something altogether more hawkish.

The Tate, which is reviewing its media access form in a meeting later today, expects to have a revised form ready by next week.

We live in the age of Avril Lavigne: the audience today expects its angsty rebellion to be pre-packaged and stage-managed by huge corporations.

Perhaps the put spreader populating the stock today expects JNPR’s shares to surrender a significant portion of the month’s rally ahead of expiration.

Hangar, which employs 30 full-time today, expects to use its funding for hiring, strategic acquisitions, research and product development, Guinn said.

Today, expect a few more.

Consumers today expect speed, convenience and modernity.

Democrats today expect no less.

Next year Channel 4 expects revenues to drop to £860m.

"Unfortunately, Rio 2016 expects this to take another few days".