Sentence examples for expected to flow from from inspiring English sources
But little sweeping legislation is expected to flow from the debate on these issues.
The golden age of pedagogy that everyone expected to flow from this contest somehow failed to arrive.
Normally, current would be expected to flow from the pacer to the electrodes through the chest wall into the heart, eliciting a beat.
The judge concluded instead that the men were fired "in response to the content of their speech, and for reasons of public perception and the political impact expected to flow" from it.
Even though much of the aid expected to flow from Washington has been earmarked for specific purposes, legislative leaders in the State Assembly and Senate are reluctant to give Mr. Pataki complete control over such a large amount of aid, in advance, without seeing the details.
The programme is scheduled to cost $13 billion.First, the researchers used data from previous vaccination programmes to estimate both the reduction in mortality and the improvement in the health of the living that might be expected to flow from the new GAVI programme.
What there has been, in Britain, is nostalgia for a time in which American TV could be derided as the predictably vile scum you'd expect to flow from the hive mind of a nation that couldn't pronounce "theatre" properly.
The fast-moving Marine forces, expected to flow in from the south with troops trained in urban combat procedures, would also join Army forces to lay siege and attack Baghdad should that be necessary.
About $18 billion in tobacco bonds have been issued by states and municipalities, backed by $206 billion that is expected to flow over 25 years from the four major tobacco companies as a result of a 1998 settlement.
If anything, money is expected to flow in the opposite direction -- from diocese to Vatican -- to support causes like overseas missions.
According to data from the research company eMarketer, spending on digital video — while growing — is expected to reach only $4.14 billion in 2013, a far cry from the $66.35 billion expected to flow into the television market.
