Sentence examples for be expected to kill from inspiring English sources

He argued that Muslim soldiers could not be expected to kill fellow Muslims.

It can be expected to kill one or two people among every million vaccinated and cause serious side effects in hundreds of others.

He lasts about eight minutes, which is probably a record for this sort of thing, as the glacial waters of the north Atlantic in April would normally be expected to kill off even the hardiest soul within three.

Those with the most masculine ones would be expected to kill 11 people; those with the most feminine, 59.If this analysis is correct, its most plausible explanation is that people do not take hurricanes with women's names as seriously as they take those with men's.

The young man we met claims he never killed anyone and when he realised that he would be expected to kill he wanted to leave al-Shabab.

FInally, the senior NCO said that the private's rifle was also something else; that because of the biblical quote on the ACOG gunsight it had been "spiritually transformed into the Fire Arm of Jesus Christ" and that we would be expected to kill every "haji" we could find with it.

The wastingfever is expected to kill 700,000 children this year.

The Uganda outbreak is expected to kill half its sufferers.

This year, pancreatic cancer is expected to kill 33,370 people.

It was expected to kill them.Not every experiment works, and this one did not.

Here's a sample: The U.S. is preparing for the outbreak of an unusual Asian disease, which is expected to kill 600 people.