Sentence examples for expected to be either from inspiring English sources

The winner is expected to be either Romney, former senator Rick Santorum or Ron Paul, the libertarian from the fringes of the Republican party.

A political and literary intellectual in an age when women weren't expected to be either, Germaine de Staël was crucial in putting together the coalition that brought down Napoleon.

In general, however, there was an indifference to permanence, so long as the function was served; and much of the art was expected to be either consumed or discarded after a celebrative appearance.

With polls suggesting Bill de Blasio was comfortably ahead in the Democratic contest, attention was focused on whether he would surpass the 40 percent threshold needed to become the nominee, or face a runoff against the runner-up — expected to be either William C. Thompson Jr., a former comptroller, or Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker.

Provenge is expected to be either the first or second cancer vaccine to reach the market.

This was expected to be either due to the formation of aggregates that has ceased the fragmentation effect or due to the excitation damping of the surface charge.

But they're not taken seriously, and their authors don't expect to be either.

By 2011 it expects to be either breaking even or back in profit.

In addition, at least two lawsuits were expected to be filed either yesterday or today, seeking to block the fees.

Bell and Jones were both expected to be drafted either late in the first round or early in the second.

His cameo is expected to be in either the second film, The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug, or the third, The Hobbit: There and Back Again.