Sentence examples for be expected to track from inspiring English sources

According to the Budget Division's Web site, the winner of the contract will be expected to track down consumers and notify them of their obligations, using three rounds or more of letters and phone calls.

Jetsetters from other species might react differently: animals' clocks vary between 23 and 26 hours, while plants have cycles that range between 22 and 28 hours.This variation is surprising, as biological clocks might be expected to track the 24-hour day more closely.

If parents are footing all or part of the monthlies, the young driver might be expected to track payments, pick up the insurance, or cover gas and maintenance.

For moral senses are contingent products of particular ecologies in a way that cannot be expected to track independent and stable moral truths.

But natural selection shaped those dispositions simply according to which variations best contributed to the biological fitness of our hominin ancestors, rather than in ways that would be expected to track independent moral truths as such, even if they existed.

The aim is to model the reasons of citizens, and so we ask what they would agree to under conditions in which their agreements would be expected to track their reasons.

Imagine that you're expected to track every job that has been created or lost this month.

Caddies are expected to track their player's ball, rake the sand traps, tend the flagstick and give yardages and advice if the player asks.

The caddie is expected to track the player's ball, rake the sand traps, tend the flagstick and give yardages and advice if the player asks.

The settlement is expected to track the terms announced tentatively last December.

A second storm front is expected to track across the country overnight on Thursday, the Met Office said.