Usage of "expect much"

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Usage of expect much in English

As you say, we can't expect much help from the authorities here. 
 The good son: a novel 

I don't think he can expect much rain to mix things up. 
 The Guardian 

The world still has a right to expect much from his genius. 
 Great Italian and French Composers 

It is very humble, and I warn you not to expect much. 
 Under Sealed Orders 

But, Lady Isabel, you must not expect much gratification from the performance. 
 East Lynne 

Naturally, absent from home one must expect much discomfort and strange food. 
 In a German Pension 

Mr. Weatherley can't expect much from me in that way, can he? 
 The Lighted Way 

I've got bad news, and I don't expect much, if any, applause. 
 State of the Union Addresses 

Don't expect much progress on talks over Britain's in-out EU membership question today. 
 Reuters 

They expect much of the company's future growth to come from international markets. 
 Reuters 

Apple does not expect much revenue this calendar year from iAd, Oppenheimer said. 
 Reuters 

But the president indicated he did not expect much progress on the issue. 
 Reuters 

But until government acts, don't expect much from the private sector. 
 Reuters 

This won't happen overnight. In the meantime, expect much more seriously conspicuous consumption. 
 The Guardian 

I don't know how good their suits are, but I don't expect much. 
 Cibola Burn 

No, I don't expect much of that to change anytime soon. 
 Ebony 

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