Example sentences of "expects [det] " in BNC.

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1 Rightly or wrongly the patient expects little more than perhaps ten minutes of the doctor 's time .
2 The kitchen 's perception of the restaurant manager is also fragmented in that the kitchen expects that manager to feed back customer response .
3 Luckily we killed it before it became a full-blown institution and today no one seriously expects that food , or clothing , or even that overriding necessity , a television set , should be subsidised for all consumers , still less for a minority .
4 Now the company has 270 staff ( it started out with just 30 three years ago ) , has increased production by 20% over the past year and has a turnover of £l2m ( it expects that to rise to £l4m next year ) .
5 Anyone who is offering a proposal that requires a " yes " effort should be clear as to why he expects that effort to be made .
6 The NUS expects that core activities such as welfare services , accommodation and catering will be retained as functions directly paid for by college authorities .
7 John Tiller expects each of his pupils to do her duty in keeping the Tiller standard flying high and white .
8 It therefore has a surprise effect on the reader who expects each new clause to move the discourse forward .
9 Richards expects some interesting clashes , saying : ‘ Danny Warner props against two England men , John Olver and Gary Pearce , and Dick Malone jumps against Martin Bayfield .
10 Robertson expects some software vendors — the Oracles and Informixes of the world — to licence the relevant ANDF producer and generate ANDF versions of applications themselves , with some support from Praxis or OSF .
11 The firm works to relatively short product life-cycles , but still expects some learning to occur .
12 If one buys a house near a railway line , one expects some disturbance from it , and that is a factor which will no doubt be reflected in the price .
13 The company hopes for some voluntary redundancy , but expects some will be compulsory .
14 Investing heavily in eastern Germany and more cautiously in Hungary and Czechoslovakia , it expects another good showing from Germany in 1992 as housebuilding progresses despite economic slowdown .
15 Within the next 20–25 years Anglian expects another nine supplies to go over the limit .
16 Daum expects another upset .
17 The use of a mode register reduces the number of operation codes required , but it does not eliminate the problem of an instruction being given operands of one format when it expects another format .
18 anyone who expects this book to be a treatise on the history of landscape painting will be disappointed … in spite of copious rewriting , lectures these pages remain .
19 Its chairman , Michael Cannon , said yesterday that he relished the challenge of buying between 400 and 600 pubs , mostly in the Midlands and North , from the big brewers for between £250,000 and £300,000 , and expects this to take three months .
20 No one expects this rump of a service to be viable .
21 Last year it sold 2,000 properties ; it expects this year 's total to reach 3,500 .
22 In fact , the interpreter expects this because of his training and the need to understand the message .
23 ICL also now generates about half its revenues from higher margin non-hardware sales , and expects this to increase to between 55% and 60% over the next few years .
24 Harris Corp 's current mix of home-grown to purchased products is around 80:20 but over the next three to five years , O'Donnell expects this ratio to be reversed .
25 Potter expects this operation to show further growth and increased profits over the coming year .
26 In 1992 , VAX-related revenues made up 70% of total group turnover , but Turner expects this to drop to 60% in 1993 as AS/400 business continues to grow .
27 While worldwide , he anticipates that revenues will increase by between 15% and 20% , he expects this to be more like 27% to 30% in the UK .
28 ICL also now generates about half its revenues from higher margin non-hardware sales , and expects this to increase to between 55% and 60% over the next few years .
29 Suppose a person has an increase in W u , but expects this to be later offset by a reduction , so that Cu is not changed .
30 By 1994 , he expects this to grow to over US$24 billion .
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