Sentence examples for expected to have considerable from inspiring English sources
In practice, General McColl is expected to have considerable autonomy.
Electronic signature technology is expected to have considerable impact on the further evolution of online business and electronic commerce.
He dismissed Mr. Bakrie's new position — as the chief of a coalition secretariat, which is expected to have considerable influence over making policy — as merely handling "communications".
Beyond its effect on the company -- whose dancers are trained in Graham's own technique to perform her choreography -- Judge Cedarbaum's coming decision is expected to have considerable impact on the dance field in general, since it is expected to address the complex question of whether choreographers own their work or whether it belongs to the institutions with which they are affiliated.
The question remaining was how much support the White House, with its white suburban constituency, would give Mr. Romney in getting the legisla tion through Congress, which is expected to have considerable reservations about it, and in en forcing the policy in the long run.
The title is expected to have considerable sales in shops that will further boost its placings on the mainstream and Official Classical Charts.
In fragmented habitats those dogs are expected to have a considerable impact on ungulate populations since conditions are, in effect, similar to alien species on islands.
However, at the same time, the distribution of predicted impact scores of observed replacements (mean MAPP score = 20.75±1.32, N = 51) was positively skewed (Kolmogorov-Smirnov test for normality = 0.13, P = 0.037) with some changes expected to have a considerable influence on physiochemical properties.
