Sentence examples for be expected to squeeze from inspiring English sources

The giant planet's gravity should therefore be expected to squeeze and stretch the little moon as it travels this path, heating some of its ices and melting them.

The Senate is expected to squeeze in a debate next month.

The CHP was expected to squeeze AK in the country's largest city, Istanbul, and to win the capital, Ankara.

Divorce legislation is expected to squeeze through parliament as the ruling Nationalist party has a one-seat majority.

In Europe twice as many passengers are expected to squeeze through 41% more capacity.One reason why airports are grim is that many are state-owned.

Rules curbing overdraft fees and predatory practices in the credit card business are expected to squeeze the flow of billions of dollars from penalty income.

Andy Burnham, who has 31 declared nominations, is expected to squeeze onto the starting block by the time nominations close at 12.30pm today.

Goods are piling up in the region's main port, Mombasa.The international bodies and countries that might have been expected to squeeze Mr Kibaki into seeing sense have been incoherent.

The Scarlet Knights, who will play the winner of Friday night's South Florida-Cincinnati game in their opener Saturday night, are expected to squeeze into the N.C.A.A. tournament if they win at least two games in Hartford.

They recognize that a capital-backed private sector may be China's best hope for economic survival after the country joins the World Trade Organization, when global competition is expected to squeeze China's state-owned enterprises.

A recent increase in the number of parties and independents is expected to squeeze the bigger parties, meaning the AK party could return to power with a smaller majority.Tony Hayward, BP's new chief executive, has called for western markets to lift barriers to Russian energy companies, echoing one of Vladimir Putin's themes.