Sentence examples for expected to dissolve from inspiring English sources

Prokofiev had a different nature, where everything was expected to dissolve away with time.

In 2010, five universities said they would no longer accept new students and expected to dissolve.

Mr. Abhisit is expected to dissolve Parliament soon, paving the way for an election in the coming weeks.

Mr. Napolitano is soon expected to dissolve Parliament, opening a hard-fought campaign amid rising unemployment, taxes and populism.

In that tradition — and, in fact, in the vast majority of films — the music is expected to dissolve seamlessly into the over-all spectacle.

Eta is not expected to dissolve, but is in a poor bargaining position after years in which police action has left it close to defeat.

Any government attempting to incorporate two ethnically, religiously and linguistically exclusive communities, each thinking of themselves as a separate nation, who have come to hate each other passionately over the course of 70 years of war and terrorism, can expect to dissolve into civil war.

It is however questionable whether this is necessary when considering the fact that such drugs would neither be expected to fully dissolve in vivo.

RBA is the ratio of the ABA of Pb present in some test material compared with the ABA of Pb in some appropriate reference material: Usually, the form of Pb used as a reference material is a soluble compound, such as Pb acetate, that is expected to completely dissolve in gastrointestinal fluids when ingested.

The election process for the new body virtually guarantees that most of its members will represent the government's interests, and the assembly is widely expected to attempt to dissolve the existing, opposition-dominated parliament.

Under his new role, Mr. Horbury would be responsible for the aesthetics of Geely's Gleagle, Emgrand and Shanghai Emglon brands; Geely as a standalone brand is expected to be dissolved in 2012.