Sentence examples for expected to be light from inspiring English sources

Now, turnout is expected to be light.

The wind is expected to be light, 5 to 10 miles an hour.

In this race, where turnout is expected to be light, party endorsements are likely to play a heavy role.

Mr. Dunay said some investors might be positioning themselves before the holiday next week, when trading is expected to be light.

Trading is expected to be light for the next several weeks, as investors examine their portfolios and refine their 2010 investment strategies.

Liverpool travel to the north-east tonight to face Sunderland, where winds are expected to be light by the 7.45pm kick-off time.

It was a time when pro-sports logos were expected to be light-hearted and succinct and expert — mildly witty, instead of either militaristic and minimal like the old N.F.L. logos (Packers, Browns), or violent and vaguely gangish, like the newer ones of the reformed Bucs or the Jaguars or Panthers.

He faces several years in prison, but the sentence is expected to be lighter, according to news media reports.

A visual tribute will also see diamond jubilee beacons light up the night sky across the UK on Monday, with more than 4,000 expected to be lit here and in the Commonwealth.

UHPC reinforced by GFRP mesh was expected to be lighter and more ductile than UHPFRC (Shams et al. 2014).

With increasing EPS replacement ratios, the HPEPC is expected to be lighter and more thermally resistant, but the compressive strength is expected to decrease.