Sentence examples for expected to cool from inspiring English sources

Temperatures were not expected to cool significantly until Wednesday.

The impending slowdown is expected to cool German growth as well.

Chinese growth is expected to cool to a 13-year low of 8 percent this year.

After a five-year boom, home sales -- and prices -- are widely expected to cool in 2006.

The weather is not expected to cool until potentially the early hours of New Year's Day.

A slowdown in the United States, Canada's biggest trading partner, is expected to cool the economy in 2001.

Much like residential rentals, the commercial market shifted to shorter-term leases during the recession, a trend agents expect to cool as the economy improves and landlords hold out for more favorable terms.

The inland valleys are also expected to gradually cool off, from highs of 85 to 95 today, dipping to the 78- to 88-degree range Friday.

The assembled magnets inside the cryostat are expected to be cooled down starting from Jan 2012 when a detailed engineering validation of the magnet system would be undertaken.

It can be concluded that the permafrost embankment is expected to be cooled by controlling an integrative heat dissipation in asphalt pavement and a crushed-rock embankment.

The weather isn't expected to begin cooling until Tuesday.