Sentence examples for be expected only to from inspiring English sources
This process, too, is already well under way and can be expected only to accelerate.
By contrast, ovarian stem cells would be expected only to make a few hundred new eggs and follicles now and again.
Secondly, that memorability doesn't have to be about a big number – in fact it's more often about a resonant framing or image – turning a threat into an opportunity; doing good when you might be expected only to do less bad; or cleverly implying something you don't even have to say ('there is no Plan B').
For example, adding more money to an economy would be expected only to raise prices, not to create more goods.
Misclassification of non-cases as cases would be expected only to attenuate observed associations between risk factors and outcome and so would not explain positive results.
We kept costs in our model, but with the idea that (with payment-in-kind policies and preferred provider policies) patients may be expected only to be aware of the costs of healthcare (to prevent excessive care use) and to place the responsibility of keeping an eye on the costs of the individual providers on the insurer.
A rate of variation is selected which is expected only to be exceeded outside the normal wind turbine operating conditions.
In the United States, they are expected only to inch up to $7.74 billion, from $7.73 billion in 1996.
The influx of Arctic air was expected only to make matters worse.
