Sentence examples for are expected to shape from inspiring English sources
Results from the mock combat, planned for two years, are expected to shape planning against future adversaries.
With Mr. Bush's return here this afternoon, his principal foreign policy advisers are expected to shape the final details in White House meetings and then formally present them to the president.
For starters, two years ago Congress and the Obama administration would have collaborated on a series of hearings under the heading: "What world are we living in?" They would have included a broad range of business, education and technology leaders testifying about what are the major trends and opportunities that are expected to shape the job market for the next decade.
In addition to recombination and population history, mutation rate and process are expected to shape LD.
The molecular events associated with the advent of such vanadium compounds set the future challenges of this interdisciplinary field of bioinorganic chemistry and are expected to shape the prospect of achieving effective antitumor vanadodrugs.
To significantly improve the cost efficiency and flexibility in traffic and network management, enabling 5G technologies based on cloud computing, software defined networking (SDN), and network virtualization are expected to shape the way the 5G wireless network is engineered and managed [19 21].
The study is expected to shape the future of the industry, but progress has been slow.
He was expected to shape up the orchestra, slow down the commissioning of new works and generally try to pull in audiences with repertory staples while trimming costs.
The trial is the latest phase of a case that began four years ago and is expected to shape the competitive landscape for the technology industry for many years to come.
The occasion of the story is a new report from the establishment think tanks, the King's Fund and Nuffield Trust, to the NHS Future Forum which, in turn, is expected to shape policy at the Department of Health.
A similar dynamic — though with some different features — is expected to shape the debate over whether to extend unemployment benefits set to expire at the end of the year, as well as other measures.
