Sentence examples for are expected to culminate in a from inspiring English sources

The conferences are expected to culminate in a meeting in late May to create an Iraqi government.

The protests in Barcelona, the second-largest Spanish city, are expected to culminate in a major march on June 15, to end in front of the Catalan Parliament.

They are expected to culminate in a mass protest on Oct. 19, the day before the government makes public its spending review.

The unrest, which has already involved some strikes over the past 10 days, is expected to culminate in a 24-hour nationwide strike next Wednesday.

The meeting is expected to culminate in an audience with Pope Benedict XVI on Thursday.

Talks on the next European Union budget are expected to culminate in November when European leaders will try to agree on a spending ceiling for the 2014-2020 period.

But aides to the two men have been in negotiations that are expected to culminate in plans for Mr. Bradley to campaign for, and possibly with, Mr. Gore.

This project is expected to culminate in the first eukaryotic organism with a genome fully assembled from synthetic DNA.

"The Book of Samson" might be expected to culminate in the story of how Dalila tricks and betrays him.

That review is expected to culminate in September, when inspectors return to see if the school board has improved its performance and how it handled the fallout from the cheating scandal.

In the sub-50-nm scale, the aggressive scaling of MOSFETs is expected to culminate in dual-gate (DG) architectures on SOI substrates.