Sentence examples for be expected to intensify from inspiring English sources

This legal scrutiny can be expected to intensify.

Otherwise, he can be expected to intensify attacks on Labour's record in an attempt to show that tax rises and spending cuts are Gordon Brown's fault.

Now that the government has agreed to ease its oversight of the Laborers, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters can be expected to intensify its campaign to get the federal government to relax its far more intrusive oversight of the teamsters.

Defense attorneys said "adverse pre-trial publicity and leaks continue unabated", and "media saturation can only be expected to intensify" as the trial – and the anniversary of the explosions – nears.

Those opposing a deal can now be expected to intensify their efforts to kill the extended talks, while simultaneously blaming supposed Iranian intransigence and bad faith, and the naivety of Barack Obama and other western leaders, for the failure to achieve a breakthrough.

There has been much speculation about his future recently, which can only be expected to intensify now that AC Milan is looking for a replacement for Shevchenko.

These tensions are expected to intensify.

Competition, already fierce, is expected to intensify.

The standoff is expected to intensify on Tuesday.

Future climatic conditions and population growth are expected to intensify the problem.

And pressure on James Murdoch is expected to intensify this week, the New York Times reports.