Sentence examples for be expected to catch from inspiring English sources
No director can be expected to catch sophisticated fraud by company insiders.
So the system might be expected to catch three of India's five blasts, the two others being in the sub-kiloton range.
"They're going to leave that up to Mike, Lozanoo said, talking about the number of games Pizza would be expected to catch.
The theory is that China should be expected to catch up rapidly, with South Korea at least.Too simplistic, say analysts convinced that the supercycle is about to freewheel downhill.
Walmart's IPL and Tesco's Group Food Sourcing, which bypass middlemen and buy directly from producers, may be steps in that direction.Horses for coursesRetailers say auditors cannot be expected to catch the sort of fraud that may have let horsemeat into the burger chain.
Such a child can not be thrown into a class of 27 be expected to catch up.
The prime minister was expected to catch up with the New Zealand prime minister, John Key, after the dinner.
He is expected to catch without restrictions on Saturday, and the Yankees could activate him as soon as next Tuesday.
Joe Girardi wanted Posada to catch back-to-back games before being activated, so he is expected to catch again on Tuesday.
Basis D.C. classes will begin at a lower level than those in Arizona, but students are expected to catch up quickly.
