Sentence examples for expected to be known from inspiring English sources

The British decision is expected to be known Wednesday.

A winner is expected to be known by the end of the week.

The results of the election are not expected to be known until later in the week.

Any formal result on toxicology is not expected to be known until today at the earliest.

Mary Tallmer's history-book day was a happier one, but not something she had expected to be known for.

Final decisions were being sent to the candidates on Wednesday, but were not expected to be known for a few days because they are not announced publicly.

A year later they are expected to be know all the world's continents and to be able to identify five world rivers, Mississippi, Amazon, Volga, Yangtze and the Nile.

Collins joked at Disrupt about not expecting to be known as the "pizza robot company".

If other ionisation processes are assumed to be known or expected to be negligible, NO densities can be inferred, provided the effective recombination coefficient is known.

Considering how bizarre they are allowed, even expected, to be, they know that their marital status is inconsequential.

"Even Tracy said, 'I'm expecting "Superior Donuts" to be known as the one after "August," ' " Ms. Morton said.