Sentence examples for be expected to spot from inspiring English sources

Could a sensitive observer be expected to spot the difference?

In Vivendi's case, among other factors, hidden information about inter-company loans almost brought the company down.We're not watchdogsThe agencies respond, reasonably, that they cannot be expected to spot frauds based on audited numbers or an intent to deceive them.

And they cannot be expected to spot deliberate falsifications if they are carried out with a modicum of subtlety.Fraud is very likely second to incompetence in generating erroneous results, though it is hard to tell for certain.

Yet, as Mr Haddrill reasoned, how could KPMG have been expected to spot anything wrong.

Bolton, as the Lancastrian's local League club, might have been expected to spot his talent, but Huddersfield pounced to sign him from Mossley Common in 1946.

The two came together in an emotional and unlikely embrace outside of court this week after an inquest into the death of Min Joo Lee found that lorry driver Terence Gibbs could not have been expected to spot her.

He denied that the board should have been expected to spot the problem and said it had stepped up scrutiny of commercial revenue, including payments by suppliers for instore promotions.

Deeper in the woodwork, it's hard not to dote on all the allusions that, as good Americans, we're expected to spot without nudging, of which the funniest is the tribute to "The Godfather" that places "Barzini, a legitimate craftsman from Rhode Island," among the Constitution's framers.

Furthermore, the expedition could not be expected to be spotted by search parties or passing whalers.

Opacities on a contact lens would not be expected to cause a blind spot.

As she envisions it, "Tempelhof Broadcast" will involve more than 600 musicians, who will play without a conductor and be expected to make on-the-spot performance decisions.