Sentence examples for are expected to keep closing from inspiring English sources

Banks are expected to keep closing branches in the coming years, partly because of new technology and automation and partly because of the mortgage bust and the financial crisis of 2008.

She will be expected to keep close tabs on the retailer's efforts to revive its flagging fortunes, especially in its clothing division where sales have fallen for several quarters in a row.

Joshua Colangelo-Bryan, a lawyer representing Jumah Dossari, a Guantánamo inmate who has attempted suicide numerous times, said he had been told that guards were expected to keep close watch on prisoners, observing them every 30 seconds.

They are expected to keep in close contact with their faculty sponsors.

Geotechnical experts are monitoring the situation at Wye river and are expected to keep the road closed on Saturday.

But with improving technology and economies of scale, contractors for the Israeli projects are expected to keep the cost close to $2 per thousand gallons.

Inventories are expected to keep growing this year.

These payments are expected to keep growing.

Urkullu was expected to keep a close eye on events in Catalonia and Scotland before deciding whether to push for independence.

Still, with the blood pressure issue outstanding and a small, but identifiable, risk of addiction in some users, the F.D.A. is expected to keep a close watch on how Meridia is marketed and used.

James Dimon, the chief executive of Bank One who becomes president of the combined bank until taking over as chief executive in two years, can be expected to keep a close eye on the matter.