Sentence examples for expected to evaluate from inspiring English sources

But the biographer is still expected to evaluate and expose unsparingly.

In a one-day trial, the judges are expected to evaluate conflicting testimony of five witnesses and watch a grainy, 41-second video recorded on a mobile telephone that shows a glassy-eyed Mr. Galliano in a Cossack-style hat and speaking in a slurred voice.

And their employers still make much of their revenue doing investment banking for companies the analysts are expected to evaluate.

If the project cannot be expected to evaluate itself, it drifts towards enforcing the division between "'science' and 'implications' of that science".

Therefore, governmental organizations are expected to evaluate the expenses and cost of care and treatment that should be allocated to this group of patients.

I find it astounding that I'm expected to evaluate myself.

After a trial run of 90 to 120 days, BMW expects to evaluate the program and determine whether to continue it or expand it to other cities.

The BMW test runs for 90 to 120 days, Mr. Robinson said, and the company expects to evaluate whether it will continue and be introduced in other cities.

The board meeting in September is when one of its members told us he's expecting to evaluate the findings.

Intermediate outcomes expect to evaluate the exposure of the audience to the social marketing campaign will be change in attitudes, knowledge and practices in relation to institution-based childbirth among pregnant women and health personnel.

Manager Ozzie Guillen said Peavy would join the White Sox on Monday in Minnesota, where he is expected to be evaluated by the team's medical staff.