Sentence examples for could be expected to get from inspiring English sources

Statistics predicted that about 30 percent of them could be expected to get another infection within six months.

Of the 4,000 women whose screenings to detect cancer will be eliminated by the cuts, then, some 20 could be expected to get the disease.

Nevertheless, Prof Wadhams told MPs, the release could be expected to get stronger over time.

Yet she did not know how most of the voters who were without electricity, or stuck in shelters, could be expected to find a computer, get on the Internet, print, and send faxes.

It was complex: making the system work better involved rewriting rules on matters such as capital adequacy, with which nobody outside the business could reasonably be expected to get to grips.

When the play "The Mitford Girls" opened in Chichester in 1981, the duchess saw it ("What a lark") and wrote to Fermor, "It's dotty of course," then added, "How could they be expected to get anything right".

How could rescuers be expected to get heavy digging equipment in here?

He did get a lot accomplished in his first two years, and he could easily be expected to get a lot accomplished in his last two as well with a friendlier Congress to work with.

Soon they will be dead and you could be left with the memory of being an asshole to the parents who raised you and, more importantly, allowed you to live with them long after you could have been expected to get the hell out.

The trust chairman said the only briefing he had on the Byford severance was a press briefing ahead of an annual-report press conference in 2011 and that he could not have been expected to get "forensic" level of detail about the structure of Byford's payoff.

The array of prospects that the Mets are expected to get in return for Dickey could pan out.