Sentence examples for expected to carry through from inspiring English sources
However, a better second half is expected to carry through to growth of 1.2% next year.
Somehow, the element of distance and forced imagination — a mental representation in lieu of the real thing, something that the psychologists Wendi Gardner and Cindy Pickett call "social snacking" — had an anesthetic effectâ one we might expect to carry through to an entire network of pictures of friends.
He claimed that he had not expected Russia to carry through its threats to impose sanctions on Ukraine's imports, even though Mr Putin never gave him reason to doubt the Kremlin's resolve.
The resulting struggle over power can be expected to be carried out not through the instrument of old wars8 as it used to be before the era of nuclear weapons, but by means of new wars9 waged on the territories of secondary states most likely weakened by internal dispute.
The second of the Sovremenny-class destroyers, armed with supersonic Sunburn anti-ship missiles that can carry nuclear warheads, is expected to pass through the Taiwan Strait this month en route to the mainland.
While a small crowd gathered at the memorial for the liberation leader John Garang, some bowing at his tomb, the counting was expected to carry on through the night.
