Sentence examples for be expected to fail from inspiring English sources

This is PRO Rugby's "beta" year, he says, in which things can be expected to fail.

Indeed, one study estimates that up to 67% [pdf] of managers can be expected to fail.

That would be expected to fail, as a show to the president that his initial offer cannot pass.

This project outlines a management approach that rejects the standard wisdom for online community development and enforces a policy set that would typically be expected to fail.

For a smaller body is more easily destroyed than a larger; and a destructive process which succeeds in destroying, that is, in resolving into smaller bodies, a body of some size, cannot reasonably be expected to fail with the smaller body.

He said he was surprised that a law which had been passed so rapidly had worked as well as it has—less of an endorsement than it first seemed, since laws dealing with issues as complex as these and passed as "rapidly" as was Sarbanes-Oxley can normally be expected to fail abjectly.Mr Greenspan also noted that the law will be fine-tuned as experience accumulates.

Both are expected to fail.

Thus the South African bid is expected to fail.

It is expected to fail because Labour is not whipping its peers to support it.

He was expected to fail a student for using commas incorrectly.

A handful are expected to fail upcoming stress tests conducted by the European Central Bank.