Sentence examples for expected to flow into from inspiring English sources

But assistance is now expected to flow into Libya.

Some $200bn£120bnbn) in revenues is expected to flow into African government treasuries over 10 years.

In other cases -- Uri Caine's Mahlerian fantasies or Dave Douglas's Balkans-tinged blues -- musicians are drawing upon tributaries one would never have expected to flow into jazz.

This equates to a £200m upgrade in the amount of ad spend expected to flow into digital media in the UK.

The new oil plays are setting off an investment boom in Rio de Janeiro, with an estimated $67.6 billion expected to flow into the state by 2010, according to the Rio de Janeiro State Federation of Industries, an industry group.

Consensus on the tax revenue expected to flow into New York has never been reached so early in the budget process, providing hope that consensus on a spending plan may be reached sooner than is customary.

Normally, current would be expected to flow from the pacer to the electrodes through the chest wall into the heart, eliciting a beat.

But little sweeping legislation is expected to flow from the debate on these issues.

We can't expect ourselves to flow into "the new" so smoothly and immediately.

Tens of thousands of visitors are expected to begin flowing into the Grand Palais in Paris tomorrow when the vast domed steel-and-glass exhibition hall reopens to the public for the first time in 12 years after an $85 million renovation.

He said the goal was to "work with the civilian population" and to offer the substantial aid that was expected to begin flowing into the captured port of Umm Qasr as an inducement to Basra's civil administration to welcome forces as liberators rather than occupiers.