Sentence examples for be expected to count from inspiring English sources
The draft proposals say that five- and six-year-olds will be expected to count up to 100, as well as recognising basic fractions and common shapes.
With this in mind, the iWatch can be expected to count steps, calories, monitor sleep, measure heart rate and possibly even dive into more exotic categories such as measuring haemoglobin levels and oxygen saturation (though this is not very likely).
Note that students must have their advisor's approval before engaging in a semester of GSAS dissertation writing that is expected to count toward the HLS credit requirements.
One complication is that Pelosi cannot dictate a term-limits policy; instead, it must be voted on by the entire Democratic caucus, which is expected to count 235 lawmakers next year.
The new chain also targets millennials, who are expected to count for nearly half of all spending on business flights by 2020, and who are more supportive than their elders of the idea that gay and transgender people should be protected under the law.
With Andreessen out of the picture, AOL is expected to count heavily on Raduchel, a highly respected industry veteran who at various times has been Suns chief financial officer and chief information officer.
Hereby, Japan could rather unequivocally be expected to cease to count as a separate power, because of it being too small, too deprived of resources and too militarily weak to survive in a world of civilizational blocs.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, children shouldn't be expected to grasp the idea of counting before the age of four.
The flatter trajectory would be expected to result in lower accelerometer counts and a negative relationship between Actigraph counts and cadence has been reported [ 33].
However, in this game all the East players were novices, and could not be expected to cope with the signal-count-hold-up situation.
While "metabolic process" and "multicellular organismal process" are relatively common terms which would be expected to feature prominently in the distribution of terms, "pigmentation" would only be expected to generate few counts among a random set of genes.
