Sentence examples for be expected to show from inspiring English sources

"Two years ago at least 200 people could be expected to show up to a gig.

Surowiecki recognises the weaknesses of groups in situations where they would be expected to show their mettle.

Granted, City will be expected to show some improvement, but surely they would be disappointed to finish fifth or sixth.

Already, potential inspectors have undergone training, including coaching in the sensitivity they would be expected to show toward Islamic culture.

His new novel, Children of Darkness and Light, is much shorter than either of the previous books, and might be expected to show some structural neatness.

Cells can be expected to show mechanical contrast between stiff, aligned structures such as the nucleus or sarcomeres compared to the cytoplasm.

There will be no 9pm watershed, reflecting changes in broadcasting and watching habits, but broadcasters will be expected to show they have behaved responsibly.

Certainly the corporate world is taking it seriously, and they might be expected to show little tolerance for anything that doesn't pay its way towards the bottom line.

He can hardly be expected to show less involvement when he returns to the scene of his time in power as the resident expert.

The son of Frame's sister and a prominent liberal leader, the boy might be expected to show some aversion to the Nazis.

Thoroughly penetrated by the brilliant naval attaché in Madrid, Captain Alan Hillgarth, the supposedly neutral Spanish general staff could be expected to show the Germans the letters.