Sentence examples for be expected to attract from inspiring English sources

If the positions of the Dictyostelium and apicomplexan sequences were long-branch attraction artifacts, they would be expected to attract each other as the two most divergent branches of the Set8 tree.

Shortly afterwards he is found dead.Such a case might be expected to attract zealous attention from the British police.

The sight of a boat, engulfed in smoke and slowly sinking to the ocean floor, might normally be expected to attract the authorities.

A comparable match between players with low profiles, on an outside court and not on TV would be expected to attract about £10,000 in set betting.

A BY-ELECTION in a state assembly would not normally be expected to attract much attention even from politically-minded Malaysians.

Super-rich art collectors are, it seems, prepared to spend enormous amounts of money for the right works, and the Manet can be expected to attract huge bids.

Holidaymakers are being urged to take care over Easter as good weather is expected to attract crowds to resorts and attractions in Wales.

It is expected to attract hundreds of thousands of people.

This year's race is expected to attract even more interest.

ICASA is expected to attract more than 10,000 attendees from around the world.

Between now and June 24th, it is expected to attract up to 3m visitors to the city.