Sentence examples for brake expected from inspiring English sources

But he said "one of the real ironies" was it could slightly increase migration ahead of the application of the seven-year brake, expected next year.

If radar helps reduce collisions, Mr. Brake expects to go beyond flashing signs.

We could imagine the headlines–"Journalists Wantonly Destroy the Environment"–and stood hard on the brake, expecting the unweighted rear end to go into a skid.

The brakes are expected to go on next year.

These experimental results on argillite imply that suppression of seismic slip due to viscous braking is expected at shallow depths in accretionary complexes if substantial melt dehydration occurs on the timescale of seismic slip.

Brake-by-wire (BBW) systems that have no mechanical linkage between the brake pedal and the brake mechanism are expected to improve vehicle safety through better braking capability.

Most cars have anti-lock brake systems, so apply steady, constant pressure on the brakes and expect some bucking that's normal.

It is concluded that the most important input parameters into the design of a debris-flow dewatering brake are the expected thickness of the debris-flow deposit and the channel shape.

The news prompted suggestions that the Federal Reserve could apply the brakes earlier than expected, and the prospect of higher rates helped the dollar extend its recovery; in New York yesterday it was at a four-month high.

Setting the brakes would have been expected to prevent the train from starting to roll into the town.

Webber said that he did not blame Kovalainen for the accident, except that he braked far earlier than expected.