Sentence examples for expected to conduct more from inspiring English sources
The authorities also said they expected to conduct more than 800 interviews of American Media employees, relatives and others over the weekend.
Mr. Zeck expects to conduct more than 280 auctions this year, up from 263 last year and about 220 a year from 2004 to 2007.
While the campaign has focused on Internet donations and mail and telephone solicitations, it expects to conduct more traditional fund-raising in coming months, including a $2,500-a-plate event May 1 hosted by Mark Spitznagel, a hedge fund manager whose bearish bets have earned him a fortune.
Although Takeuchi expects to conduct more basic research than she did in her industrial post, she intends to maintain close links to the applied-research community, and by extension, clinical practitioners.
He said that he expected to conduct a more low-key operation at the museum.
It is expected to conduct a more thorough and statistically-significant evaluation of the presented CAPpolyp pipeline.
The case provides some preliminary analysis as to the causes of the station's congestion, with students expected to conduct their own, more in-depth assessment using the data provided.
It is notable that Corbulo kept the legions he had spent the past few years campaigning with, and gave his colleague, who after all was expected to conduct the main campaign, the more inexperienced units.
The company said that it expects to conduct several more flights of its 747-400, both with and without the LauncherOne rocket.
We expect both to conduct more ballistic missile tests, but a key will lie in either's decision to deploy such missiles.
