Sentence examples for and are to be from inspiring English sources

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and suggest to be

and believe to be

and prefer to be

and encourage to be

and available to be

The phrase "and are to be" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a future obligation or expectation regarding something that is planned or intended to happen.
Example: "The new policies are to be implemented by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "and will be" or "and are expected to be".

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"They've really done a lot and are to be commended".

The New York Times

Basset, and are to be sold by Will.

Yale University

They have pleaded not guilty and are to be tried in January.

The New York Times

They were indicted on Tuesday and are to be arraigned today.

The New York Times

Some writers have integrity and are to be believed, however outlandish their opinions.

The New York Times

About 3,000 are in Category A and are to be tried eventually.

The New York Times

But they are for the closet, and are to be read on the bended knee.

Stanford University

The signs will be dated, and are to be prominently posted in windows or restaurant vestibules.

The New York Times

They started dating, were engaged last December and are to be married in August.

The New York Times

The men pleaded guilty to lying on federal forms and are to be sentenced in January.

The Washington Post

Anonymous says: "At school you're taught that drug users turn to lives of crime and are to be avoided.

The Guardian

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and benefit to be

and address to be

and support to be

and present to be

and manage to be

and continue to be

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