Example sentences of "we can expect [art] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | If we do not uphold socialism and leadership by the Communist party , we can expect no stability in the country , no unity among the people and no rejuvenation of the Chinese nation . ’ |
| 2 | However , I do not expect the full effect to be felt until next year , when I am sure we can expect a megaseller each month . |
| 3 | But , as RICHARD BATH discovers , England 's appointment of coach DICK BEST for less than a year means that , instead of a bright new era , we can expect a diet of pragmatism and playing the percentages . |
| 4 | The current scenario of an ageing population suggests that we can expect an increase in disability prevalence as the elderly population itself ages . |
| 5 | We can expect an acceleration of such activity over the coming week if the weather remains mild and we are likely to start hearing of our first summer visitors also . |
| 6 | When we talk about paradoxical conflict , we can expect the conflict at the margins we , in other , if we made er , if we made er kind of diagram of the parents ' self interest in providing parental investment and the offspring 's self interest in demanding parental investment , we find that there are large areas of overlap . |
| 7 | As long as traditional media imagery , and so on , represents disabled people as tragic individuals , with no collective voice and with little access to each other , we can expect the activities of disabled people to go no further than personal complaint . |
| 8 | These assumptions make transitory consumption completely random , so that for any sufficiently large sample from any measured income group or in any year , we can expect the average and aggregate levels of transitory consumption to be zero . |
| 9 | We can expect the protesters to continue with more vigour than usual this year , and to exhibit renewed enthusiasm when cruise hunting starts . |
| 10 | " We 're waiting for news on what we can expect the market to be doing tomorrow . |
| 11 | Since money is seen as one component of total wealth , we can expect the demand for money to be directly related to total wealth so long as money is regarded as a ‘ normal good ’ by wealth-holders. ( b ) Rates of return on financial assets ( R ) . |