Sentence examples for been expected to either from inspiring English sources

For decades, even centuries, women have been expected to either be a perfect combination of elegance, sexual appeal, and vulnerability, or urged to act more like men.

At some point, Congress is expected to either raise taxes or cut benefits.

Of course, most of these efforts to scale back environmental regulations have not become law yet, and the majority are expected to either languish because of Senate opposition or to be vetoed by President Obama.

Off-season back surgery for the versatile defensive lineman Jason Pierre-Paul might eventually help the Giants return to their formidable ways, but he is expected to either not play or be limited Sunday.

Nor should he be expected to either, to be honest.

In adaptation to Agenda 2000 they are expected to either grow or diversify production.

The supply of Zn vapors is expected to either condense directly into the Au nanoparticle or be transported from adjacent regions on the growth substrate into the Au droplets/clusters to form clusters of Au-Zn alloys.

Many of them have fled war or poverty in their homelands and are expected to either apply for asylum or be sent home, officials said. .

The chemicals that would block the interaction of gp96 and AIMP1 are expected to either enhance or suppress the surface localization of gp96 depending on their binding sites.

Unfortunately, antioxidants would be expected to either reduce or prevent muscle damage and degeneration but not to replace lost fibres.

Those reads that do not match are expected to either be sequencing errors or are located on parts of the genome not covered by these BACs.