Sentence examples for be expected to capture from inspiring English sources

Monica Ali could hardly be expected to capture in a single novel the lives of a 'community' of almost 300,000 people.

Capita's solution will be expected to capture and store passenger counts data supplied by TCOs and allow data from other data sources to be imported and linked to count data.

For example, if the clicks served to warn the bats that the moths were toxic, the bats would be expected to capture a few insects before learning to avoid them.

Gray- and black-market dealers are unlikely to miss out on this party, and anti-Assad fighters can reasonably be expected to capture more arms from defeated Syrian military and paramilitary units, and in turn put more men under arms.

Contents 1, 2, 4, and 5 are views that mobile phone users can be expected to capture with their cameras.

At the very least, it can be expected to capture the first-order impact effects of social security on income distribution.

They're expected to capture just 0.6 percent of sales.

And Google is expected to capture 32percentt of online ad dollars this year, eMarketer said.

For Weight Watchers, Mr. Barkley is expected to capture overweight males, who typically avoid weight-loss programs.

With deeply discounted tickets sold largely over the Internet, Gol is expected to capture 9percentt of the domestic market this year.

The project is expected to capture 90 percent of the carbon dioxide, or 1.3 million tons a year.