Sentence examples for as now expected from inspiring English sources

If, as now expected, Mr. Rugova wins the general elections that could be held next year, he will most likely find himself negotiating Kosovo's future status within Yugoslavia, the Balkans and Europe.

In other words, there may be opportunities within the Cuban-American community that Mr. Obama can exploit if he turns out, as now expected, to be the Democratic nominee.

And for Barbour, a Huckabee endorsement would provide a critical seal of approval from social conservatives, giving him a huge legup on the remainder of the GOP field, especially if Sarah Palin, as now expected, decides not to run.

EU officials were on Tuesday night making preparations for a crisis meeting of leaders on Sunday if, as now expected, the talks between finance ministers on Thursday prove fruitless.

If the Renewable Obligation (RO) subsidy scheme closes in April 2016 rather than April 2017, as is now expected, onshore windfarms will have to bid for public subsidy under a new subsidy regime known as Contracts for Difference (CfD).

Although many leading Labour MPs have said they would not work with Jeremy Corbyn if the hard-left candidate wins, as is now expected, all the deputy leadership candidates said last month that they would serve under him to help unite the party – which is likely to be blighted by talk of coups and splits if Mr Corbyn succeeds Ed Miliband.

If it does come early in January, as is now expected, it would be much sooner than anticipated.

The effect of the QE that the council undertakes may also be stronger if, as is now expected, the bonds purchased will be held to maturity.

If Scott Frost starts against Green Bay on Sunday, as is now expected, he will be the Jets' 11th different starter at the position since Ronnie Lott left in 1994.

If the world's climate shifts to an El Niño, as is now expected, then there is a good chance negotiators could enter those Paris talks with the sound of splintering global heat records in their ears.

As is now expected with this kind of film, the protagonist is a flustered, bewildered civilian with special expertise, brusquely pressed into service by the military, which has got the spacecraft surrounded in the short term.