Sentence examples for expected to bring into from inspiring English sources
"I'm confident we'll do an excellent job empowering these kids to be as good as they can be," he said of the promoters he expected to bring into the fold.
Mr. Bolten is also widely expected to bring into the White House another seasoned hand with experience dealing with Congress, such as Bill Paxon, the former Republican congressman from New York.
The ability to quickly and reliably detect a clinically deteriorating patient and intervene appropriately is a skill nurses are expected to bring into practice.
We are presenting proposals for a £1.2 million Peace Centre that is expected to bring in £5 million into the city, we are also organising our third protest next month on the 26 October under the title: Stop the Drone Attacks in Pakistan.
In Haifa, officials were stung by this week's cancellation of the planned filming of a Robert Redford movie, which they had expected to bring $4 million into their city over the next few months.
The royal nipper's birth is expected to bring $380 million into the U.K.'s economy, including $95 million in booze sales alone, according to the Atlantic.
This Council race is also seen as representing the first skirmish in an election year that is expected to bring both sides into open warfare.
Before it wraps up tomorrow, the Congress is expected to bring new faces into the top positions of the regime and approve a set of risky reforms first outlined last year to nudge Cuba towards a mixed economy with new measures to allow private enterprise and fewer state employees.
Therefore, analyses of a well-defined set of SV among closely related Oryza genomes is expected to bring new insights into evolutionary and mechanistic bases of these aspects (Wing et al. 2007).
In both cases, Rakishev was expected to bring those technologies into Eastern Europe, and with both investments he gained a board seat.
