Sentence examples for expected to fall into from inspiring English sources

Mir's remains, about 50 tons of debris, are expected to fall into the South Pacific.

At the present rate, upwards of seven million homes can be expected to fall into foreclosure this year and next.

Aerodynamic strain rates are so large that the flame was expected to fall into either the "distributed reaction", "thickened flamelet", or "shredded flamelet" regimes.

A.I.G. was initially expected to fall into that camp, subject to a fire sale of assets that would lead to its quick wind-down.

When he was elected, he was expected to fall into lockstep with the conservative forces that controlled every other institution of government.

PennyMac will try to work out loans that homeowners have stopped making payments on or that are expected to fall into delinquency.

MEMA's surveys suggest that a third of the supply base is already in financial distress, and another third expects to fall into that state before the end of the quarter.

Now it expects to fall into a loss as prices of shares it owns in banks and other companies have fallen below their purchase prices, said Shozo Hirata, a general manager in Nissan's finance department.

One may think that this distinction is real insofar as the latter events are expected to fall naturally into the nomological net of physical theories whereas the former seem to escape it.

The ambiguity of the EP score is in the fact that patients who should avoid extended adjuvant treatment are not only those at low risk of relapse (low EP category) but also those with low likelihood of benefit from the treatment, who are expected to fall particularly into the high-risk category of EP.

Snow started falling early Friday morning but the heaviest amounts are expected to fall late Friday night and into Saturday morning.