Sentence examples for expected to be closely from inspiring English sources
Consequently, the new retail and entertainment complex is expected to be closely watched by other companies.
Future global dimming changes can be expected to be closely tied to emissions of atmospheric pollution.
An auction of Italian longer-term debt on Thursday is expected to be closely watched.
Oil prices are also expected to be closely watched this week.
He is expected to be closely questioned by Tony Wright, the Labour chairman of this committee, about the publishing of memorandums, including minutes of the joint intelligence committee.
Mr. Clinton went on to say that Mrs. Clinton is beating Mr. McCain in hypothetical match-ups in Florida, which is expected to be closely contested in November.
The idea is that people have an extra reason to do their job well when they expect to be closely evaluated on the occasion of a promotion decision.
Wainwright, the show's Yorkshire-born writer and executive producer, told journalists at a Broadcasting Press Guild lunch on Monday that she would have an associate producer role on the US version, but did not expect to be closely involved.
Still, business loan applicants should expect to be closely scrutinized, especially by smaller community banks that have generally eschewed the formula-based lending practices many national banks adopted in recent years.
