Sentence examples for whether they expected from inspiring English sources

As for capital gains, shareholders have accrued plenty, whether they expected to or not.

I am not sure whether they expected to be picking up dog dirt".

The Guardian asked 28 councils how they were accommodating the extra demand and whether they expected class sizes to rise.

Although they were pressed by analysts during a conference call, Sun's executives would not say whether they expected the economy or the company's business to recover soon.

There was no assessment from the Giants concerning Petitgout's availability for Thursday's practice, or whether they expected swelling a day or two after the injury to be a factor in his preparation for Sunday's Super Bowl.

But when queried about whether they expected the pins and tee placements in the next three rounds to be as munificent, there was not a unanimity of opinion among the pros.

This is the week when many companies are disclosing whether they expect their financial results to meet Wall Street forecasts.

Several Rangers players declined to say whether they expect Sather, who is also the team's president and general manager, to shake up the roster.

"For renters and mortgage-owners, aspirations for and belief in home ownership play a major role in decision-making, possibly forming a 'home ownership optimism' in determining whether they expect to own or rent in the future," the study said.

The expectations index is based on three questions about what consumers expect to happen over the next six months — whether business conditions will improve, whether there will be more or fewer jobs, and whether they expect their own incomes to rise or fall.

The index is based on queries about consumers' confidence: whether they expect their personal economic situation to improve over the next 12 months, and whether now is a good time to buy the goods they want and need.In this section Overview Consumer confidence Economy Financial markets Reprints.