expect

See:
  • (just) as I expected
  • as I expected
  • be (only) to be expected
  • be expecting
  • be to be expected
  • blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed
  • expect (someone or something) for (something)
  • expect (something) from (someone or something)
  • expect for
  • expect from
  • expect the unexpected
  • expecting
  • expecting a child
  • Hope for the best and prepare for the worst
  • hope for the best but expect the worst
  • I expect not
  • I expect so
  • I guess
  • I guess not
  • What can you expect?
  • What do you expect?
  • when (one) is least expecting it
  • when (one) least expects it
  • when least expected
  • you can't expect (one) to believe (something)
  • You can't expect me to believe that
  • you don't expect (one) to believe (something)
References in periodicals archive
The QoQ decline in 4Q is anticipated mainly due to lower expected gross margins, whereas net revenues and other income are also expected to recede during the quarter.
JS Securities Limited - JS Research
Respondents between 30 and 39 are the most likely to expect a change: only 12.3% think their finances will stay the same, compared to 36.4% aged 18-19, 28.6% aged 20-29, 24.4% aged 40-49, 34.2% aged 50-59 and 27.8% aged 60+.
Americans Expect Modest Changes to Personal Finances in 2013
In the Fayetteville area, 16 percent of the companies plan to hire more employees, while 11 percent expect to reduce their payrolls.
Fair job market expected for Arkansas in 4Q
While there is overall pessimism about the economy, 75 percent said they expect their revenues in 2009 will stay the same (45 percent) or do better (30 percent).
BIA survey: businesses pessimistic for 2009: nearly 45 percent say 'poor economic conditions' is their biggest concern for 2009
Both large and small survey respondents expect to reduce inventory levels during the next 12 months.
Manufacturing confidence on the uptick
Expect to see this frustration turn into action in 2006, as constituents work together to enable an environment where the use of professional judgment is embraced and second-guessing is minimized (OK, so maybe I am dreaming on this one!)
FEI CEO's 2006 Top 10 Financial Reporting Challenges
Ongoing re-engineering projects that increasingly require sophisticated mapping and definition capabilities and service support are driving the expected rise in external IT spending.
Calling to the outside: for the first time, insurers' spending on external technology solutions is expected to outpace internal IT spending
Countries across Latin America are expected to post growth of 4.5% for the year as many of their economies expand at their fastest rate in at least six years.
Central America: set for growth along with Latin America
The United States is expected to lead the market growth again in 2005, according to the survey.
Equipment manufacturers predict market growth
Institutions that expect to adopt the Framework are encouraged to consider the supervisory standards articulated in the guidance in developing their implementation plans for the adoption of Framework-based systems.
Publication of Revised Capital Framework and U.S. implementation plans
However, Microsoft is fundamentally a very sound company with huge cash reserves and is expected to recover in 2003, according to many analysts.
Cross your fingers: 2003 actually looks positive: Cisco, Oracle, Intel, IBM, Microsoft all rebounding
We expect to be loved when we "behave well" or when we fulfill the expectations placed upon us by others.
Life changers
Revenue is expected to be up approximately 3 to 4 percent reflecting a slight decline in North America and a low to mid-teen percentage rate increase in the international business.
Under Armour sees FY19 EPS 33c-34c, consensus 35c
* Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (NYSE:BMY) is expected to report quarterly earnings at $1.06 per share on revenue of $6.11 billion.
Earnings Scheduled For July 25, 2019
A chance of scattered rain showers is expected on some areas, especially the northern.
Weather: Partially cloudy, chance of rain