Sentence examples for be expected to test from inspiring English sources

Geneticists say no, because the disease is extremely rare and sperm banks cannot be expected to test for every possible mutation.

Separatists can be expected to test the limits continually, hoping that dramatic moves against them will boost support and bolster their argument that Catalonia is a victim of Spanish high-handedness.

Some degrees are more vocational, and you'll be expected to test out the theory with a bit of practice, perhaps writing news stories or working in a studio to produce audio and visual work.

States will still be expected to test students annually in reading and math grades 3 through 8 and at least once in high school, however they will be allowed to devise their own supposedly "challenging" academic standards.

Among them, 15 (8%) seroconverted to persistent positivity for at least two of the following autoantibodies: islet cell antibodies, insulin autoantibodies, GAD antibodies and islet antigen 2 antibodies [ 6].Assuming a linear increase over the next 3 years, 16% can be expected to test persistently positive for at least two autoantibodies by the age of 6 years.

Four migrants are expected to test those reforms in state elections on Sunday.

The deliberation of her case is expected to test the independence of Philippine courts.

Athens is expected to test the markets with a bond issue, perhaps as soon as next week.

Cofield, who underwent shoulder surgery in January, is expected to test the market.

EXTRA POINTS Free safety ORLANDO THOMAS is expected to test his pulled left hamstring at Wednesday's practice.

If all three missions succeed, their investigations are expected to test the working hypothesis behind current Mars exploration.