Sentence examples for be expected to reverse from inspiring English sources
And profits can be expected to reverse direction, too.
Dystrophin is thought to mainly protect muscles from damage, and some experts say that restoring its production cannot be expected to reverse the injury, only to delay the time before boys end up in wheelchairs.
Indeed, increased energy expenditure would be expected to reverse and/or prevent obesity (Hall et al., 2011).
Had Jordan not attacked Israel in 1967, Jerusalem would not today be Israel's undivided capital, but Israel cannot now be expected to reverse the realization of a 2,000 year-old dream.
Consequentially, CCR2-intact BM-derived cells would be expected to reverse the impaired muscle regeneration phenotype observed in CCR2−/− mice.
While end-stage renal fibrosis would not be expected to reverse, proteinuria resolves and some patients become dialysis free.
This practice has critically contributed to the obesity and type II diabetes mellitus epidemic seen in recent years [ 8] and is expected to reverse the remarkable trend of increased life expectancy recorded since the beginning of the last century.
The Congress party was expected to reverse this policy when it came to power in 2004, but it didn't.
Banda is expected to reverse many of Mutharika's fiscal policies, which will allow the IMF to renew aid, and for other donors to follow.
One of the report's central findings is that the expansion of international trade is expected to reverse sharply, falling to 6percentt from the 12percentt recorded last year.
