Sentence examples for been expected to attach from inspiring English sources
The chief service Boyle Roche rendered his government was in connection with the Volunteer Convention of November 1783, in which he "acted a part only less remarkable than his immunity from the opprobrium which might have been expected to attach to it".
In the Senate, proponents of the measure are expected to attach a version of it to legislation to create a Department of Homeland Security, and its chances are improving.
House Democrats are expected to attach money for the loan program to a larger appropriations measure that could come to a vote in Congress this week.
Mezuzot can be deeply important to observant Jewish families, who are expected to attach one to the right side of the door frame outside their homes shortly after moving in.
If an alternative type of fiber were to present a hydrophobic surface, then discs might be expected to attach along the fiber length rather than only at the ends.
Depending on the concentration of the antigen, different amount of SERS labels are expected to attach to the gold chip surface due to the strong affinity between the antigen and the antibody, generating different levels of SERS signal corresponding to different concentrations for readout.
You'll recall that the latest to undergo such rebranding was a Vietnamese boy, who at the age of three could hardly have been expected to be attached to the name Pham.
In our case, zinc ions are expected to be attached on and reacted with oxygen functional groups to form zinc oxide nuclei, resulting in partial removal of oxygen functional groups from GO films, which is consistent with the observation that the growth of ZnO NWs via hydrothermal method can induce the nanostructure change in GO films.
The new bill is expected to be attached to the massive omnibus spending bill that must pass next week to keep the government open.
The Cole-Bishop proposal is expected to be attached as a rider to Trump's spending plan, which could be voted on as early as this week.
