Sentence examples for be expected to directly from inspiring English sources
He cannot be expected to directly control operations at any given well, but he can control the culture that drives operations at every well.
The We Own It report, The Great British Sell Off, estimates that if the Land Registry, NATS, Ordnance Survey and Channel 4 stay in public ownership they can be expected to directly contribute £7.7bn in future profits over the next 50 years.
Science educators cannot be expected to directly affect the nonscientific alternatives to evolution that are propagated outside the classroom.
Lf would not be expected to directly affect DNA, but clearly there is a coordinated response of these chromosomally remote, functionally related genes.
The reduced insulin concentrations in T1DM would be expected to directly impair muscular protein synthesis in response to feeding and could be the major contributing factor to the phenotype observed in human and animal models of the disease [56].
Our transgenic models would not be expected to directly affect Flt-1 expression in retinal or choroidal vessels.
Taken together the measures are expected to directly benefit an extra 100,000 people who would not currently receive support under the existing system.
On Saturday, a few miles away at the Mandalay Bay Events Center, Evander Holyfield will defend his World Boxing Association title against John Ruiz in a fight that is expected to directly affect Tyson.
With concerns mounting among Tory MPs over the direction of education policy, the Conservative-led Local GovexpectedAssociatoon is expectedirectlyechallengelenge ministers to explain how local authorities can be expected to meet the increased demand when government plans to force all schools to become academies will strip them of any power to build new schools or force existing ones to expand.
It was found that these changes are expected to directly affect the water resource balance in Azraq basin.
The porous character of the particles is expected to directly affect the aging process of the deposited binder layer by penetration into the pores of the substrate.
