Sentence examples for expected to calm from inspiring English sources

The committee was expected to calm popular fears.

One is that, after a couple of years, the wholesale market is expected to calm down.

The next prime minister is likely to be Enda Kenny, a career Fine Gael politician who is expected to calm the turmoil of the past few years.

The agreement on the naval base and gas supplies is expected to calm tensions that flared in recent years and had ramifications across Europe.

But Ireland's overheating economy is expected to calm down only a little this year, with GDP growth falling back to about 8.5% from 10% last year.

Mr. Cotton, who has applied to 10 colleges, said he was pleased to learn that the competitive frenzy is expected to calm down.

In a speech on December 1st, Mr Sarkozy was expected to try to calm the panic, and to persuade voters that surrendering budgetary powers would be beneficial.Mr Sarkozy is doing his utmost to appear as a joint commander of the "Merkozy" rescue mission.

George Orrell, the bandmaster of the rescue ship, Carpathia, who spoke with survivors, related: "The ship's band in any emergency is expected to play to calm the passengers.

Weather conditions are expected to be calmer by Thursday.

Although conditions are expected to be calmer by the weekend, the Met Office is suggesting that conditions could turn colder – and there could possibly be some snow next week.

And now, when we Germans see our own rights violated, we are expected to remain calm?