Example sentences of "[noun pl] expect [prep] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | The temperature range covers typical values expected in magma chambers . |
2 | The proposals in the consultation document will go a long way towards improving the facilities and the standards that drivers expect from motorway service areas . |
3 | Apart from the large numbers of tennis fans expected on day one of the 1991 Federation Cup , millions more around the country will be witness to the day 's proceedings , courtesy of the BBC 's Radio I Roadshow . |
4 | ‘ Were two such visitors expected at Godstowe ? ’ |
5 | John Ashton , managing director of Opentec , is promising a SuperSparc machine within a month of the availability of Sun 's Sparc 10 , with volume shipments from both companies expected around September/October . |
6 | We have seen how the symmetry of a molecule determines the number of bands expected in IR and Raman spectra , so that we can use the numbers of bands observed to decide on the actual symmetry of a molecule , such as PF 5 . |
7 | Upon prolonged exposure , two faint bands expected from D β1- J β1.1 or D β1- J β1.2 rearrangements of the mutant allele were occasionally observed . |
8 | Other brokers expect between £29m and £31m . |
9 | An initial inspection of the loco , still in impeccable condition externally , has revealed a few problems and it is hoped that the Standard will be back in service sooner than the two to three years expected for overhaul . |
10 | completions expected from post-Audit 10 sites at Liberton Brae , Liberton Hospital , Moredun Park Road , Southfield Hospital , Liberton Gardens , Hyvot Loan , Drum Street and Moredun Institute ; and |
11 | The specification of the qualities expected of members provides only the most general idea of how they will fit in . |
12 | At the more local scale of the metropolitan districts , the changes expected for Knowsley and Liverpool are as big as -18.2 and -16.1 per cent respectively , while Gateshead and Salford are also projected to lose over 10 per cent of their population in this 16-year period . |
13 | Our track record in London and in Yorkshire is a key factor in our success , along with the launch of our Total Quality Management programme , which ensures standards are maintained at the high levels expected in Westminster . ’ |
14 | Innocent III instructed his court not to be importunate over gifts and he attempted to introduce fixed chancery charges , but the gratuities expected by officials were a part of normal life and these the pope could not control . |
15 | The fading of the cold war has not only changed what Europeans can expect from America , it has changed what Americans expect of Europe . |
16 | The next stage of the task force 's work will be to establish what users expect of services . |
17 | INTEROPERABILITY ENHANCEMENTS EXPECTED FOR TUXEDO TP MONITOR |
18 | Instead , he announced the appointment of an ombudsman to mediate between the public and the civil service , promised that proposals for democracy would be considered soon , and said that the opposition would be permitted to run in legislative elections expected in April 1994 . |
19 | This program performs to the high standards expected of Macintosh software but of course the final reward depends on investment in time , patience and hardware . |
20 | He finished his lunch , went back to his office , gave a bemused Müller a stern warning about the standards expected from state officials , buckled into a solid afternoon 's work and , when the working day was over , carried a bulging briefcase home . |
21 | long delays expected from May thirteenth for three weeks due to major resurfacing |
22 | According to a three-year public investment plan agreed with the IMF in early April , overall state investment would be reduced by 30 per cent by 1993 with the heaviest cuts expected in agriculture , mining and manufacturing industry . |
23 | identification and analysis of the critical tasks expected of individuals and appraisal of likely errors |
24 | Also one can not overlook the fact that by this time ( 18 March ) the chemists believed that they had evidence for neutrons and that those neutrons had the energies expected for fusion products . |
25 | Of all the proposed mega-mergers this year , the only success has been that of Ernst & Young , which merged all its significant practices expect for Canada . |