Sentence examples for expected to avoid a from inspiring English sources
He has already locked up the support of several state Democratic leaders and is expected to avoid a contested primary campaign.
Coalition ministers are expected to avoid a rebellion at the bill's report stage in the Commons or in the Lords, where the medical profession is a strong lobby and could rip the bill apart.
Lenovo has said it expects to avoid a serious hit from the slowdown because it depends on the American market for only a small percentage of its sales.
The rating outlook was upgraded to stable, Moody's said, because WPP is expected to avoid any further increase in overall debt.
Though his Labor party took office in November vowing to take a tougher stance against the whalers than his conservative predecessor, John Howard, he is expected to avoid angering Japan, an important trading partner and regional military ally.
For now, he said, Britain is expected to avoid falling back into a recession.
BERLIN — The global economic slowdown will be felt differently across Eastern Europe, with most of the biggest countries expected to avoid slipping into recession, a leading research institute said Thursday.
As a Brahmin, he was expected to avoid physical labor, but he bought a speck of land that a sharecropper worked.
Clearly, it is unrealistic to expect to avoid all intrusion or gossip – an MP and their partner must expect to be approached by constituents when out, just as an athlete or film star must expect to be approached by fans.
Mr. Bharara's office had also brought an indictment against three Wegelin executives last year, but they are expected to avoid facing the charges because a treaty between Switzerland and the United States does not provide for extradition of Swiss individuals for tax crimes.
