Sentence examples for expected to explore a from inspiring English sources
The Yankees are also expected to explore a possible deal for Florida's Cliff Floyd, for right or left field, and may dangle as possible trade bait prospects like shortstop Erick Almonte, and outfielders Juan Rivera and Marcus Thames.
In addition to Ian Molson, who is also expected to explore legal avenues to block a deal, there has been widespread speculation that competing bids could come from Onex, a Toronto investment firm that made an unsuccessful 1995 offer for Molson's main competitor, Labatt; or from Heineken, the Dutch brewer that has a Canadian distribution agreement with Molson.
Even though defense attorneys for the two men are expected to explore Thomas' criminal history and a 1995 report of chronic drug use, Rackauckas reminded jurors that it is not Thomas who is on trial.
The Whitewater report may well follow that model as it is expected to explore what Mrs. Clinton did as a lawyer for various Arkansas clients, and contentions that she tried to conceal or minimize her role.
World tokamak fusion devices are mostly expected to explore more advanced control scenarios toward a future power reactor.
As a complement to ITER, the existing large and medium-size tokamaks are expected to explore more advanced operation scenarios compatible with a future power reactor.
Especially a qualitative research is expected to explore physicians' and women's knowledge of antenatal ultrasound scan, motivations to prescribe/have scans, responses/emotions of assessed fetal development outcomes and the impacts on suggestion/choice of delivery mode.
The large tokamak fusion device JT-60 is expected to explore more advanced tokamak discharge scenarios toward the ITER and a future power reactor.
Chelsea are expected to explore the possibility of luring Diego Simeone from Atlético Madrid as a full-time replacement for Mourinho at the end of the season.
As a result of this agitation the Organisation of American States, a regional body, is compiling a report on drug policy which is expected to explore alternatives to the current regime.
Each issue focuses on a different theme, and each contributor is expected to explore the theme "in different, thought-provoking ways".
