Sentence examples for be expected to revive from inspiring English sources
Chung Jung Ho of the Bank of Korea said economic growth could be expected to revive in the second half of 2001 unless "foreign factors" -- like a slowdown in the United States -- caused problems.
Mr. Zucker, 47, will be expected to revive the American network to competitive standing against its rivals, Fox News and MSNBC, even as it maintains its position as a nonpartisan news network, versus those speaking from the right (Fox) and left (MSNBC).
Aside from Seider (34 goals and seven assists), junior Ryan Drenner (17 G, 18 A) and senior Spencer Parks (16 G, 15 A) will be expected to revive an offense that ranked 55th out of 68 Division I teams last spring.
In between "Jerusalem" engagements, Mr. Rylance is expected to revive the David Hirson verse play "La Bête" in both theater capitals.
Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, a Spanish bank that had been expected to revive its thwarted offer for BNL, agreed to sell its 15% stake to BNP Paribas.
And although there might be some retreat in October and November, spending is expected to revive before the end of the year.
The move is expected to revive protests from Conservative Eurosceptic MPs whose opposition has successfully blocked Britain's participation in the European police data-sharing scheme since July 2013.
The requests are expected to revive a debate in Japan about the future of nuclear power that has been relatively quiet for months as regulators have worked on the new rules.
In the wake of the scandal, Oswald J. Grubel, the chief executive who was expected to revive UBS with a plan for a slimmer but more profitable bank, resigned.
The commission's decision was expected to revive a 2012 inquiry by a British competition watchdog into whether Ryanair's stake in Aer Lingus gave it unfair influence over Aer Lingus's business and strategy.
In the wake of the scandal, Oswald J. Grübel, the chief executive who was expected to revive UBS with a plan for a slimmer but more profitable bank, resigned.
