Sentence examples for expected to go further from inspiring English sources
Bekmambetov's take is expected to go further as it courts religious audiences in the US.
The governor's latest proposal goes further than that, and the Assembly bill is expected to go further still.
Charlie McCreevy, the European internal market commissioner, is expected to go further next week and propose greater coordination of national regulators to deal with cross-border banking crises.
Large employers are expected to go further and the report calls on the government and public sector to lead by example.
Hers is expected to go further in some areas, by including such reforms as barring secretaries of state, who count the votes, from participating in partisan politics, and requiring fairer procedures for purging voters from the rolls.
On Tuesday Barclays sought to implicate Whitehall officials in its rate-rigging in 2008, and an angry Diamond, fighting for a payoff of over £20m, can be expected to go further when he appears before the Commons on Wednesday.
Now they have been designated as a vanguard project, they expect to go further in keeping people well where they live.
The street-racing sequel eventually made it to $1.51bn, but Jurassic World is still only two weekends into its release, and is expected to go much further.
Meanwhile, she and the band have just finished a support slot with Mike Skinner, but Sov is expected to go much further than the Streets after her album comes out later this year.
A declaration by Al-Zawahiri in yesterday's excerpt, together with Al-Haznawi's statement, comes close to a full admission, and the full documentary is expected to go even further.
