Sentence examples for we expect to work from inspiring English sources

Americans disagree sharply about a whole array of issues, but we expect to work out our disagreements in a civilised fashion, with a minimum of social disturbance.

Secretary Albright has spoken with President Saleh of Yemen, and we expect to work closely with his government to that effect.

In addition to The Times, "we expect to work with a lot of other media organizations in the Bay Area," Mr. Weber said, but the primary outlet for the group's work will be its own Web site.

"The people that we expect to work with closely in combating terrorism," a spokesman for the State Department, Richard A. Boucher, said, are "interested in the Israel-Palestinian situation," and their attitudes toward America's war on terrorism are "linked in people's minds" to America's commitment to Arab-Israeli peace.

Google is a great partner, and the success of Snapchat would simply not have been possible without Google Cloud, and we expect to work closely together.

We close the discussion with a set of recommendations that we expect to work in social sensing settings where (i) frequent, reliable ground truth is available, (ii) there is little stigma associated with publicly admitting of being affected, and (iii) where the effects of astro-turfing are expected to be minimal.

For inhibin α, we choose one HCC with the highest mRNA level and one moderately expressing one, as we expected to work at the detection limit.

We fully expect to work very closely with them, [and] we will see what they decide to do later on".

I don't think we can expect to work them out in the Indiana Senate debate.

Even as organizations are being disrupted, so are we and what's changing is the way we work (and expect to work).

The message from David Cameron and George Osborne appears to be that we can all expect to work longer and later in life, and very probably for lower pay.