Sentence examples for be expected to seriously from inspiring English sources

He can't be expected to seriously weigh costs and benefits, or make complex trade-offs.

Second, the company can be expected to seriously ramp up its already robust investment management group, which now has $7.5 billion under management, primarily in separate-account business in Britain.

BG Only three riders were expected to seriously challenge for the maillot jaune in 1989: Pedro Delgado, Laurent Fignon, and Stephen Roche.

In addition to Judge Kavanaugh and Judge Hardiman, Mr. Trump is expected to seriously consider William H. Pryor Jr. and Amul R. Thapar, both appeals courts judges.

AMD is expected to seriously affect 700,000 people in the UK by the end of this decade – a scale comparable to dementia.

The mini-S.U.V., whose price is still secret, is expected to seriously undercut its nearest rival, the Suzuki Vitara, which is imported from Argentina.

As if the troubles in Europe were not enough, two months of the most turbulent markets in decades are expected to seriously damp trading results for the nation's largest banks.

"Until the resolution of the euro zone crisis, a period of continued market instability, constrained credit as well as the resulting near standstill in Western Europe is expected to seriously affect the outlook for the E.B.R.D. region," the bank warned in a report on regional economic prospects, published in October.

By midcentury, climate challenges are expected to seriously disrupt business-as-usual and change the way citizens live their lives around the world.

Tygart's comments come three days before a Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas) ruling in Switzerland is expected to seriously weaken the legal status of the BOA's cherished by-law 25.

It is expected to seriously damage the said Dugong population's habitat, leading them into local extinction.