Sentence examples for expected to fail from inspiring English sources

Taleb describes her books as exemplary black swans, succeeding when expected to fail and failing when expected to succeed.

The Cubs were always expected to fail.

Thus the South African bid is expected to fail.

He named a handful of Studioplex tenants that he expected to fail in the next year.

This is PRO Rugby's "beta" year, he says, in which things can be expected to fail.

With its glaring shortcomings, the bill is widely expected to fail, yet Senator Frist presses ahead.

Indeed, one study estimates that up to 67% [pdf] of managers can be expected to fail.

This lost to the queen, and she expected to fail by two or three tricks.

The bill, which is widely expected to fail, will be up for debate this year.

It is expected to fail because Labour is not whipping its peers to support it.

As a result, it is expected to fail within a year or two.