Sentence examples for expected to have moved from inspiring English sources

One-and-a-half million Afghans, many of them born in Pakistan, are expected to have moved to Afghanistan by the end of the year.

The July number is expected to have moved slightly lower to 53 from 53.8 in June, showing an economy that is still expanding but at a slower rate.

However, since the lifespan of such stars is greater than the current age of the universe (13.8 billion years), no stars under about 0.85 are expected to have moved off the main sequence.

I fear that Governor Cuomo, capable as he is, may be reluctant to throw his political capital into projects that will only bear fruit long after he expects to have moved to Pennsylvania Avenue.

Given the importance of this office and the fights our side can expect to have moving forward, we have launched an independent expenditure committee called SoS (Secretaries of State) for Democracy with the support of some of the most progressive organizations and labor unions in the country.

The Giants expected to have trouble moving the ball against the Ravens, and they planned for a close game that they eventually hoped to tip in their favor by pressuring Baltimore's inconsistent quarterback, Trent Dilfer, into turnovers.

Hoyle added: "I fully expected us to have moved on this season, but from mid-December I just didn't see us doing it.

Everyone expects me to have moved on, because it happened such a long time ago – before my partner was even born.

The Clinical Nurse Manager from the community service said that their service would not use it, stating: " it's too early to expect someone to have moved on.

Yet 25percentt of American boomers we surveyed said they expected to have their parents move in with them, and were looking forward to it".

The company's demise creates uncertainty for its account holders, but they are not at risk of being cut off as the industry regulator Ofgem is expected to have brokered a move to an alternative supplier.