Sentence examples for expected to be countered from inspiring English sources

Since the Yankees and the Red Sox are such fierce rivals, every move that one club makes is expected to be countered by the other.

In the presence of sexual conflict, the evolution of increased male mating success would thus be expected to be countered by evolutionary responses in hermaphrodite longevity.

There is also expected to be a counter-demonstration by Chinese nationals.

Proposition 4 predicts that α3 is significantly negative because regular pay is expected to be more counter-cyclical for non-union workers.

This divided management system is barely operational even under normal conditions, and can be expected to be ineffective and even counter-effective under emergencies.

He added: "I cannot think of one crime scene I've been to where people said, 'Thank God the person was just under the influence of marijuana.' " Advocates of the measure plan to counter what is expected to be a strong law enforcement opposition with advertisements like one scheduled to be broadcast on radio in San Francisco and Los Angeles starting on Monday.

The FIFA rule is counter to European Union law and is expected to be challenged.

It is expected to be available as an inexpensive, over-the-counter product.

ISPs and mobile operators will be forced to retain information linking IP addresses to individuals for 12 months under U.K. government counter-terrorism plans expected to be detailed next week.

Public order, counter-terrorism and roads specialist units are also expected to be cut.

Grumbling in Congress has been limited to "Why weren't we told?" The leadership had a right to expect to be informed, but that raises a counter-grumble: What is Congress doing to prepare to avert national paralysis in the remote event the Capitol is suddenly destroyed?