Sentence examples for expected to be technically from inspiring English sources
The show is not expected to be, technically at least, a comedy.
The proposed ultra high capacity system is expected to be more technically viable due to the use of optimized modulation format.
"But when you're a groomsman, you're technically expected to be helpful but all they really do is drink beer and play with the dogs".
Many of the images which are particularly technically flawed are expected to be among the most coveted when the collection is sold by his son Andrey, who is also his archivist, at Bonhams auction house in October.
The transition to an energy and materials production regime based on renewable resources can similarly be expected to be fraught with many setbacks and obstacles, technically and politically.
At 7 or 8, a boy is not expected to be able to sight-read or be advanced technically.
This year, a cinema-television co-production that technically qualifies for both honours can reliably be expected to be given neither.
These are much more commercially successful, but technically illegal.On April 25th the first of what is expected to be a series of mergers was announced.
Technically she was a royal guest, not a prisoner, of the English queen, Elizabeth I, and she expected to be provided with luxuries suiting her station.
Expect to be disappointed.
