Sentence examples for but expected to enter from inspiring English sources

International players are welcome but expected to enter the country on their own.

MOTI isn't ready for consumers yet -- though you can apply to be one of 50 beta testers -- but it's expected to enter production by the end of summer.

But with seven parties expected to enter Parliament, the prospects for stability appeared low.

Hulu – co-owned NBC Universal, Disney and News Corporation along with the private equity partners Providence – has yet to strike deals in the UK but has long been expected to enter the market.

But Australia's Macquarie is expected to enter the fray with its own bid, and Aberdeen investors are concerned an auction could develop.

Most mainstream scientists dismiss the idea, but as the sun is expected to enter a less active phase over the next few decades the Russian duo are confident they will see a drop in global temperatures.

Since his wife was an Iraqi citizen, he expected to enter freely, but the Iraqi authorities allowed only her to leave custody; he and the children remain in a school building under guard.

The current MDX with all-wheel drive is $44,175, but the new front-wheel-drive model is expected to enter at lower price point.

The vessels were not expected to enter Israel's territorial waters, but their journey is likely to take them closer to Israel than Iranian warships have been before.

But other companies — including Roche, Gen-Probe, Third Wave and Qiagen — are expected to enter the market in the coming years.

An "invitee" is an individual reasonably expected to enter the property, such as a customer or an employee, but who has not been personally invited like the guest.