The phrase "we can confidently expect" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that you are certain or hopeful about something happening in the future. For example, "We can confidently expect the economy to improve in the coming months."
If current trends continue we can confidently expect that our structural, equity and achievement deficits will continue to mount.
That, again, is a sign of melodrama at work, and we can confidently expect a sequel, in which Frank teaches Adele how to master a basic banana split.
If and when he does eventually emerge, we can confidently expect that Black will come out of prison with bombastic declarations of victory, rather than in the humble terms of an old lag released on a technicality.
The dialogue, for instance, is often pungent and comic and unusual, so good that we can confidently expect the Hollywood version to excise it: "This whole thing is just hell in spectacles, aint it Sheriff".
In a 1962 letter featured on the Chabad.org website, he wrote that "it is safe to assume that all we have learned in the field of nucleonics in the last few decades is very little by comparison with what we can confidently expect to learn in the next few decades".
If we focus and act collaboratively, we can confidently expect that better ARV regimens will arrive sooner, rather than later.
The spokesman added: "This is not only a gross misinterpretation of the law but also a sad and clear signal that we still have some way to go before rape survivors can confidently expect both social and criminal justice in this country".
Whereas a Sicilian capo can confidently expect to see his grandchildren set out on their criminal careers, a senior camorrista is lucky if he reaches 40.
The Heineken Cup has many admirable qualities but its structure remains unfairly weighted in favour of leading teams in weaker pools who can confidently expect a home draw in the quarter- finals.
Given the results obtained, one can confidently expect that follow-up work analyzing richer datasets, and most importantly, incorporating additional kinds of omics data (such as enzyme sequence data) will significantly improve the predictive power of PRIME further.
Yet there is one show we can confidently erase from history.
