Sentence examples for expected to belong from inspiring English sources

Lane herself might not have expected to belong: her roots are not religious.

Each adult Cuban was expected to belong to the local CDR, which was in turn required to keep a file on each of its members.

For now, the majority of tablet sales are expected to belong to Apple, which currently dominates the tablet market by as much as 80 percent in North America.

An aspect is expected to belong to an entity and is associated to a sentiment word.

This optical flow is then segmented, and similar vectors are grouped since they are expected to belong to the same object.

However, the desire to be part of a group, especially the group to which one is expected to belong, is not easily overcome.

In particular, ion channel transcripts were expected to contain domains belonging to the Pfam ion transport protein family (Pfam00520), which includes Na+, K+, and Ca2+ channels.

Each conformer in the subset was expected to be dispersed and to belong to each sub-group in the total set if any.

And yet in the United States we seem to be in a moment — well, it's been a lot longer than a moment — when important buildings are either expected to generate spectacle or belong to a recognizably branded style.

The Pope, bishops, abbots, and priests are expected to prove that they really belong to the Holy Catholic Church through their exemplary behavior; they should be poor and free from worldly concerns, and they should spend their time preaching and praying (De ecclesia, pp. 41, 89, 129).

She is expected to bear children that will belong to the older woman's family.