Sentence examples for expect to be capable from inspiring English sources

In the Netherlands, for instance, the age up to which healthcare workers expect to be capable of working in their profession is lower than for other occupational groups.

This situation is made complex by a widespread expectation that science and technology are expected to be capable of curing all conditions.

The commercial version RR is expected to be capable of carrying out 90 milkings per hour.

With a high extinction coefficient, AuNPs are expected to be capable of functioning as powerful absorbers.

The proposed technology is expected to be capable of reducing polymer density and thermal conductivity while increasing its specific strength.

Therefore, the inversion layer ultrasound transducer is expected to be capable of operating over a wider frequency range.

The Third Avenue building is expected to be capable of handling 1,500 employees when all the floors are completed, in 2005.

Internet 2 is already expected to be capable of advanced data mining -- combining information in several data bases around the country to analyze files and find patterns.

The designed vaccine is expected to be capable of generating humoral and cellular responses, which are vital for protection against HPV.

(3) The Indian Tribe is reasonably expected to be capable, in the Regional Administrator's judgment, of carrying out the functions to be exercised in a manner consistent with the terms and purposes of the Clean Water Act and applicable regulations.

Litvinenko was expected to be capable of violence in his job, but Marina, who had married him in 1994, despite her fears about the secret services, told us the Sasha she knew was gentle, straightforward and passionate.