Sentence examples for expected to be destroyed from inspiring English sources

Officials said the storm was likely to affect mainly rural areas, with the brunt of the damage expected to be destroyed mobile homes and falling trees.

Shops and cafes are expected to be knocked down this week and tents and shacks where asylum-seekers sleep are expected to be destroyed from Monday.

The treaty is weaker for it: together, these three nations have more than a billion cluster munitions stockpiled, far more than the number of weapons expected to be destroyed.

Mr. Skurja said officials had decided to allow many homes in the area to burn, because the crews were having such a hard time; The Arizona Republic reported that about half of the town's 500 homes were expected to be destroyed.

Bezos explained in an email that the rocket was expected to be destroyed because of how extreme the in-flight escape test would be.

The Chambers' home is not in the direct path of the flow so is not expected to be destroyed.

By the end, he and Sam expect to be destroyed soon after the Ring is cast into the Fire, and that almost happens.

When your band is going on tour, the stuff you manage to jam in the van can pretty much be divided into two categories: items so valuable that you would probably jump off a building to save them, and the things you more or less expect to be destroyed.

In volcanic risk assessment, anything impacted by a lava flow is expected to be completely destroyed so that fragility functions, which relate the hazard intensity to a probability of damage or disruption, are considered binary: lava results in complete destruction; no lava results in no damage (Jenkins et al. 2014).

The proposal must also state a specific date that the received data are expected to be returned or destroyed.

Not at all what I expected, and needs to be destroyed" - he quipped: "Funny - that's exactly what I said about the Hutton report.