Sentence examples for be expected to fix from inspiring English sources

The Dryel literature tells you that it should not be expected to fix "harsh stains," like blood or ink.

If the model itself fails, the AD estimation cannot be expected to fix it.

How can they be expected to fix something in others that they are struggling with themselves?

Women can't be expected to "fix" bad male attitudes, but a more diverse kitchen would inevitably result in a more diverse culture.

I will say that even with mental health training, cops are not clinicians and can't be expected to fix problems created by decades of public policy failures.

Clearly, signing IBAs that promise jobs and cash do little to solve the First Nation's infrastructure and education crises, and corporations can't be expected to fix issues driven by 200 years of marginalization by the Canadian and Ontario governments.

Workers were expected to fix the break by midnight, he said.

They were expected to fix a new date when they met yesterday evening to discuss what action to take at another illegal Travellers' site in Essex.

The one with the potential to produce the most fireworks, Region 507, is expected to fix its sights squarely on Earth just as Thanksgiving arrives.

As Sam tells it, each family was expected to fix up its own living quarters and then pitch in on the public spaces.

Their call for any budget increase to be kept below inflation comes in advance of a debate on Wednesday in the House of Commons on the government's negotiating stance at next month's EU summit, which is expected to fix the spending perspective for the seven-year period 2014-20.