Sentence examples for expected to be devoted from inspiring English sources

In 2010, about 8 percent of its sports programming is expected to be devoted to women's sports, the network said.

In Japan, once married, they are still expected to be devoted wives and mothers who give all off their effort to the home, even after a full day of work.

He now expects the next 10 years to be devoted to creating "the game layer" on top of society, which he thinks could fundamentally change how people interact with their environments.

JAMES GREENLEAF Devoted to History James Greenleaf might have been expected to be a little impressed with himself.

We can expect much of the evening to be devoted to the economy, which remains weak.

When it comes to assets held by students themselves, the formula expects 20% of the value to be devoted to each year's college costs.

You have to be devoted.

It is expected that more efforts will be devoted to the identification of predictive biomarkers and the development of effective assays for biomarkers during drug development.

By exposing Idjwi's needs and challenges on the basis of solid evidence, we expect that more attention will be devoted to the empowerment of women to control their own fertility, and that organizations working in eastern DRC will extend their support to programs that improve Idjwi's healthcare system, including family planning services, child survival, and women's empowerment.

Although the extreme position that explanation in biology or history has nothing interesting in common with explanation in physics seems unappealing (and in any case has attracted little support), it seems reasonable to expect that more effort will be devoted in the future to developing models of explanation that are more sensitive to disciplinary differences.

(Casey expects that any "dog time" will be devoted to feeding him or throwing him a tennis ball in the park).