Sentence examples for expected to exploit from inspiring English sources
As many as seven cyclists per hour are expected to exploit this lane.
Rangers are expected to exploit the Scottish FA's appeals process to enable one of the players dismissed at Hampden Park, Kevin Thomson, to face Dundee United tomorrow.
During this pre-election period, the PPP can be expected to exploit Mr Gilani's disqualification by portraying itself as a victim of the "establishment".
At the very least, Iran can be expected to exploit these events diplomatically, stepping up its propaganda campaign against what it habitually terms the illegitimate and irresponsible Saudi regime.
Kabul is now braced for further attacks with militants expected to exploit the confusion in the wake of the resignations, not to mention the already floundering fight against organised crime and corruption.
The government stands to reap a £4bn tax windfall as more than 650,000 people are expected to exploit George Osborne's changes and cash in part of their pensions over the next five years.
Toyota have moved forward and Audi are still expecting to exploit more from their hybrid power, which has shifted from a flywheel to battery-system this year.
The Viking scheme, first unveiled in 2009, expects to exploit Shetland's highly-exposed location and substantial winds coming off the north Atlantic, after it is built on about 50 square miles of moorland north of Lerwick on the island group's main island.
The global-bias component is expected to further exploit the reconstructed residuals associated with the sampled vertices, which is beneficial to accelerate the convergence of reconstruction.
These techniques, besides increasing the circuit flexibility and functionality, are expected to better exploit the scaling of CMOS technology, to reduce the impact of PVT spreads, to facilitate, at least to a certain extent, the portability of a given design, and to allow for the use of automatic design tools.
HENVINET was expected to review, exploit and disseminate knowledge on environmental health issues based on research and practices, for wider use by relevant stakeholders.
