Sentence examples for expected ties from inspiring English sources

Tau-b was chosen to account for a large number of expected ties in the data.

This choice stemmed from a recent study on Italians living in couple, which showed that friendship relationships are valuable sources of support (e.g., instrumental, emotional, and companionship) that supplement the support inherent in traditional or expected ties to parents and relatives (Amati et al. 2015).

Schwoy was not so imprecise in extra time and the Power got only agonizing defeat from an expected tie.

As you might expect, tying McCaskill to Obama is the strategy -- the term "Obama-Claire" figures fairly prominently.

Puncheon is expected to tie up a permanent move to Palace from Southampton for £1.2m this week.

In a sop to the secularists she is expected to tie it in a more fashionable style.

The visit is expected to tie up a plan to rotate 14,000 Singaporean military personnel through Queensland each year.

Many are expected to tie the knot on December 21, the first legally permissible day in England and Wales.

In the cradle of the Renaissance, in the city that gave the world Leonardo da Vinci and Dante Alighieri, two contemporary cultural colossi are expected to tie the knot.

The Guyanese-born forward is expected to tie up a transfer of around £3.8m in the next 24 hours, snubbing several teams in the Premier League.

Because Gov. David A. Paterson directed New York State agencies in May to recognize gay marriages performed in other jurisdictions, Mr. Blau and Mr. Stein are among scores of couples expected to tie — or retie — the knot in coming months.