Sentence examples for expected to be spread from inspiring English sources

If the government spends $500 billion to $2 trillion on quantitative easing, the securities purchases are expected to be spread out over months.

Tuesday's nominations are expected to be spread around currently running shows far more than last year's, when "The Book of Mormon" dominated with 14 nominations and the runner-up was "The Scottsboro Boys" with 12 – even though that musical had flopped and long since closed by nomination day.

About $900,000 is expected to be spread among the four senators — Mark J. Grisanti of Buffalo, James S. Alesi of Rochester, Stephen M. Saland of Poughkeepsie and Roy J. McDonald of Saratoga County — which would amount to a windfall by Albany standards.

In similar fashion, a $1 million disability payout expected to be spread over the next 40 years is called a $1 million claim.

The job losses are expected to be spread across the company's 160,000-strong global workforce, according to the Daily Telegraph Web site.

(1) Network effect: Knowledge about an article can be expected to be spread to a wider audience of researchers faster when it has been written by authors from more than one country.

Secondly, news on a soccer match might not be well spread within the members of a dance group, while they are expected to be quickly spread within the members of a soccer club.

Emergency management officials in Florida said they expected damage to be spread over a big part of the state, but that the damage would be minor.

The gains are also expected to be unevenly spread: U.S. agriculture will benefit the most from reduced tariffs, while many manufacturing sectors will see further declines.

In contrast, gene expression levels of a dysregulated pathway can be expected to be less orderly and more spread.

Certain species, especially Accipitriformes and Anseriformes, are expected to be important in maintaining and spreading Group 2 viruses via migration.