Sentence examples for be expected to actually from inspiring English sources

Our educational system can't be expected to actually meet their needs--they need to meet the system's needs.

Although the seriousness of al-Ma'mun's commitment to the Alid succession is uncertain there are suggestions that Ali al-Rida was so old that he could hardly be expected to actually succeed al-Ma'mun —its impact was disastrous: not only did it fail to produce any tangible popular support, but also provoked an uproar among the members of the Abbasid dynasty in Baghdad.

For example, for a target dose of 2 mg/kg artesunate, some patients would be expected to actually receive only 1 mg/kg.

While the mechanism of action for this anabolic reaction for selumetinib remains unproven, it seems likely that the observed increase in muscle is related to inhibition of cytokine secretion, as inhibition of MEK1/2 would be expected to actually inhibit muscle growth.

It's expected to actually be released in November.

"You can't just continue to make promises in the face of very tough challenges like the ones Yemen is facing without being expected to actually manage and resolve some of those problems," she said.

Even though just £4m of new cash is expected to actually be pledged during Friday's visit, according to the FT. On Friday, Xi is expected to confirm the beginning of direct flights from Manchester airport to Beijing as well as substantial investment into the hub.

A confidence interval for a test is the range that a student's "true score" is expected to actually fall.

Ultimately, Basel II is expected to actually reduce the amount of capital the nation's biggest banks must hold.

To illustrate, gas for power generation demand is expected to actually decline this year, after increasing by more than 3% last year.

Over 45,000 units had been pre-ordered as of the first of this month — and of those, only 10,000 are expected to actually ship in July.