Sentence examples for which isn't expected from inspiring English sources

But for Sun, the future apparently lies with another chip, code-named Niagara, which isn't expected until 2006 or 2007.

Even when demand improves largely from stimulus-related spending projects, which isn't expected until 2010 at the earliest excess equipment will temper growth.

So far the X-Box is little more than an announcement, as is Nintendo's Dolphin, which isn't expected until the first half of 2001.

Well, we are not going to find out this week because IPOs don't get priced unti right before the offering, which isn't expected until April or May.

Still, the details haven't been hammered out, and digital cinema, which isn't expected to be rolled out into theaters for a few years, won't solve all the industry's problems.

After May the onus for the consumer to maintain its spending levels into the summer will placed on the struggling labor market, which isn't expected to improve before 2010, with many economists expecting the unemployment rate to exceed 10.0%.

There are 120,000 troops here, which is not expected to change much until after the elections.

Negotiations are continuing on the make-up of the force, which is not expected to be deployed until next year.

Little progress has been made on the pipeline, which is not expected to be ready until at least 2015.

Then, "No, don't say that, it could hurt the writer's feelings," which is not expected.

The technique, which is not expected to be practical for several years, is being developed at Harvard.