Word: expect
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Though on leave at Notre Dame this year, Silver wishes to return to Ole Miss, where he has taught history since 1936. A select committee of the University's Board of Trustees is currently weighing his record, and Silver therefore warned his listeners to expect "a very boring speech...
Coach Cooney Weiland will probably try a few experiments with his offense when the Crimson plays Northeastern here Wednesday night. That game, against a club Harvard beat twice last year, may give a better indication of what to expect from this year's squad
What the chemists foresee is more and faster technological development. The conquest of space has opened up huge new possibilities for the industry, which is already deeply involved in creating the technology that will push that conquest further. In the not very distant future, the chemists expect to produce clothes that last a lifetime, auto oil that never needs to be changed, paints that never chip or wear, fertilizer that stays potent for several years. Their labs are already at work on chemicals that enable crops to resist frost and drought, preservatives that keep food fresh for years without chilling...
...that the aerospace industry uses 0.2450 of paint industry materials for every $1 of sales, and that a $3 billion drop in orders would thus mean a loss of $7,300,000 in sales to the industry. Knowing that it had 10% of the market, a paint firm could expect a sales drop of $730,000. Similarly, for each $1,000,000 rise in demand for household furniture, fabric makers can expect an extra $98,880 in sales, wood companies $182,000 and transportation and warehousing firms...
...expect a case like that every now and then," Whitla said. "After all, if PRL was right on the nose every time, there wouldn't be any sense in grading people after they get here , now would there...