Sentence examples for cannot be expected at from inspiring English sources

Of course we cannot be expected at this time to enter into an estimate of the losses, but they are immense, and will amount to hundreds of millions of dollars.

In Table 4 in Appendix 3, we have shown that such community structure cannot be expected at random from the degree sequence.

Obviously, those developing countries must be environmentally responsible, but they cannot be expected at this point in time to make the same sacrifices as the U.S., which has had the most worldwide emissions for many years.

It should be noted that Pedersen et al. (2006) [48] have recently shown that a congruent release of arsenic and iron during abiotic reductive dissolution of iron oxides cannot be expected at an As/Fe molar ratio of less than 0.5%.

The most interesting challenge to game programmers comes from those games for which perfect play throughout the contest cannot be expected for at least several years to come.

Struggling to overcome investors' fears that contagion from Italy and Spain will bring about the eurozone's collapse, the 17 ministers are likely to admit that final plans to boost the firepower of the €440bn rescue fund, the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), cannot be expected until at least the end of this month.

When she was arrested after the Liberation of Paris by the Comité d'Épuration, and questioned about this unfortunate alliance, she supposedly retorted to her interrogator, "Really, monsieur, a woman of my age cannot be expected to look at his passport if she has a chance of a lover".

I am skeptical of the insurance industry's commitment to serving the disabled and the aged in good faith, and insurers cannot be expected to operate at a loss.

The EPM cannot be expected to correlate at medical school level with postgraduate examinations or entry qualifications since it is primarily looking at variance within medical school rather than between.

U.S. consumer spending accounts for 70% of GDP at present, and it cannot be expected to grow much if at all as households deleverage.

Countries getting financial support from the Fund cannot be expected to do everything at once, says Mr Köhler.