Sentence examples for are expected to prove from inspiring English sources

In north Africa, infrastructure and adapting to extreme weather events are expected to prove costliest.

(Irrational because they will be superseded by missiles for the very reason that the missiles are expected to prove harder to get along with).

Aspirant politicians are expected to prove multiple skills through long application forms and full assessment centres – judged against application programmes for professional occupations.

In all, around 450,000 tickets to the Games remain – plus 1.3m football tickets that are expected to prove difficult to shift.

Bizdom U has been likened to NBC's hit show "The Apprentice" because students are expected to prove themselves in real-world situations.

Tests at the Royal Armouries are expected to prove that an allegedly bulletproof silk vest, believed to have been owned by Archduke Franz Ferdinand, could indeed have stopped the shot fired by the Serbian nationalist Gavrilo Princip.

Italy is expected to prove a challenge for the company.

Two moments in World War II were expected to prove the invincibility of military air power.

If unchecked, the trend is expected to prove catastrophic in the near future.

Though beaten a long way on her debut, Musiara (5.10) is expected to prove a lot sharper this time.

In 2013, much of the Seasat information was digitally processed for the first time and is expected to prove valuable in the study of climate change.