Sentence examples for be expected to tumble from inspiring English sources
Like computers before them, prices of small satellites could be expected to tumble and performance to rise remorselessly as the market widened from government agencies to include companies and universities, and then wider still to include small communities and co-operatives, and finally to embrace even wealthy individuals.
The UN peace-keeping mission is still active today but troop numbers are expected to tumble to just 4000 by 2015 down from a peak of 15,000.
Israel's economic growth, a heady 6% in 2000, is expected to tumble well below 2% this year, its lowest level since the 1970s.
About 46 million more people are expected to tumble into poverty this year amid the largest decline in global trade in 80 years, according to the World Bank.
Euro-area leaders remain interested in returning Cyprus' debt-to-GDP ratio to 100% by 2020 (post bail-out the ratio is expected to be close to 150%): tricky when GDP is expected to tumble.
Understandably, the government says there are more pressing decisions to be taken first.The threats from the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant continued on Monday, and there was no trading in shares of Tepco, Japan's biggest utility; had there been they were expected to tumble at least 20%.
That's because there are hopeful indicators if you drill down into some underlying economic themes: THE MELTDOWN IS LARGELY CONTAINED To be sure, earnings for the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index are expected to tumble in coming quarters, thanks largely to steep losses among financial firms.
Rough diamond sales are expected to tumble 60% in 2009, forecasts consultancy Tacy Ltd.
The shares are expected to tumble next week into the mid-$40 range, when recently approved stock warrants begin trading.
As a consequence, cells with more flagella are expected to tumble more, since there is a higher chance that at least one flagellum will deviate from the consensus and 'veto' the run.
Also, ADP and Pi have low binding affinities for P-gp and therefore would be expected to be able to "tumble" to some degree and allow for rearrangement of the oxygen atoms.
