Sentence examples for expected to cease from inspiring English sources

In the Solomon Islands, natural forests have been logged so uncontrollably that exports are expected to cease by around 2015.

And that magic date — the point at which a mayor is expected to cease criticisms of his predecessor — is never universally agreed upon.

The U.S.S.R. could not be expected to cease its quest for real values in world competition just because the United States was prepared to acknowledge it as a military equal.

However, ship construction is widely expected to cease at Portsmouth naval base, where 1,200 employees have worked on building hull sections for the HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales aircraft carriers.

And the brain electrodes themselves would be expected to cease recording in one to four years, says Maryam Shanechi, a brain-computer interface researcher at the University of Southern California.

By the second half of 2011, circulation had dipped below 8,000, according to the most recent official figures, and the title is expected to cease publication shortly, according to insiders.

And the radio said, although the report could not immediately be confirmed, that the cabinet was expected to terminate its unilateral limited cease-fire -- despite plans to maintain it at least through Mr. Sharon's scheduled visit to Europe next week.

This is a clear violation of MySpace's terms of service, though, and most people, including Slide, expected to receive a cease and desist letter and/or get access turned off.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell is expected to press Syria to cease supporting militant groups when he visits Damascus next month.

One German shell fired at 10.55am killed a US soldier who, in his dying words, told his lieutenant that "you know we all expected things to cease today".

There are few places in the Age and the Herald where one can read more than 1,200 words about anything, and the titles are expected soon to cease print publication from Monday to Friday.