Sentence examples for expected to be fought from inspiring English sources

The huge cost is expected to be fought by the BBC.

In the past it has argued that the he is engaged in a campaign to discredit the bank using inappropriately-obtained or fabricated documents.The latest charges against Mr Elmer are expected to be fought over in court towards the end of the year.

The April 11 date is expected to be fought in New York.

Much of the war was expected to be fought at sea; and within an hour of the announcement of war, the diminutive American navy set forth to do battle with an opponent outnumbering it 50-to-1.

The development could mean that tens of thousands of potential voters may be disenfranchised and unable to cast a vote in what is expected to be closely fought contest.

The main Indian opposition party has named a controversial Hindu nationalist as its candidate for general elections scheduled for next spring, setting up a contest between two very different visions of India in what are expected to be closely fought polls.

Mr. Baker is also a Democratic candidate in the race, expected to be closely fought, to succeed Gov. Sonny Perdue, a Republican, who is prevented by law from seeking a third term.

It will be the first by-election in one of the party's seats since it joined the Conservatives in coalition and the contest between the two is expected to be hotly fought.

After seven years leading Afghanistan, Karzai is increasingly unpopular at home and abroad and the presidential election in August is expected to be extremely closely fought.

It is expected to be a closely fought battle between President Goodluck Jonathan and Muhammadu Buhari.

The general election is expected to be the closest fought in a generation and the smaller parties could have a big part to play in influencing the result.