Sentence examples for be expected to extend from inspiring English sources

They cannot be expected to extend their benediction to the establishment of Israel, or internalise its legitimacy.

The same applies to underhand accounting practices: the shopper who rumbles Tesco's shoddy pricing strategy can't be expected to extend their scrutiny to the supermarket's internal bookkeeping.

It can therefore be expected to extend the applicability of quantitative discrete-event methods to biologically important systems and scales inaccessible to prior techniques.

This simple and mild single-source solvothermal route may be expected to extend to fabricating other inorganic nano-/micro-superstructures with novel morphologies and complex architectures.

Warrington have just Super League to concentrate upon and they will be expected to extend their already massive advantage in points difference at the expense of Wakefield.

The impact, he said, could be significant because other countries are now put on notice that they will be expected to extend to foreign companies the openness and clear regulations those companies are entitled to at home.

Financial stocks are expected to extend Fridays rally amid signs of calmer international markets and expectations of a further easing in monetary policy.

This activity is expected to extend for two weeks.

The Assembly was expected to extend its session beyond Monday, while the Senate was not.

This December, the UK is expected to extend US military occupation.

He is expected to extend his tenure in that role by at least one year.