Sentence examples for expected to be fast from inspiring English sources

The track, which was classified as sloppy yesterday, is expected to be fast.

The wireless network of the future is expected to be fast enough – rivaling speeds that cable customers have in their homes today – to allow delivery not just of text and simple Web pages, but of video and advertising.

There is also the alternative theory that with the greens expected to be fast, players will need to generate considerable spin to hold their approach shots, which will continue to put a premium on drives landing in the fairway.

Because the defense against pathogens in molluscs relies on the innate immune system the response is expected to be fast, to overcome the infections as soon as possible.

It's not clear why this would make such a big difference since the assembly of individual proteins into the complex would also be expected to be fast, and although this is a complex structure, it's not clear that complexity has to come from a subassembly route.

L.N.G. trucking is slowly gaining traction internationally as well — especially in Canada and Europe — although conversion in the United States, where gas is relatively inexpensive, is expected to be faster.

He's made just two appearances for the Ospreys but is expected to be fast-tracked into regular regional rugby next season.

With the increasing popularity of smart phones, SoLoMo (Social-Location-Mobile) systems are expected to be fast-growing and become a popular mobile social networking platform.

In general, GBP is expected to be faster than non-binary BP.

NRAM is expected to be faster and denser than DRAM and also very scalable, able to handle 5-nm bit cells whenever CMOS fabrication advances to that level.

Oxidation is expected to be faster in air, and to slow down once the pigment is embedded in a binder [47].