Sentence examples for expected to help a from inspiring English sources

Although details of the agreement won't be published for some days, it's expected to help a few U.S. industries while hurting a handful of others.

'Smart Grids' are expected to help facilitate a better integration of distributed storage and demand response options into power systems and markets.

Collecting water is an integral part of daily life in the camp, and everybody is expected to help – whether a mother with a bucket perfectly balanced on her head, or the child walking in her shadow, clutching a plastic bottle in two small hands.

While manufacturing is expected to help lead a recovery, real estate remains a weak spot.

The new regulations are expected to help around a million tenants who are paying as much as £1,000 a year more than the average annual bill of £1,265 because of poorly insulated homes.

The new rooms are expected to help fill a hotel shortage created by downtown's recent emergence as a place tourists want to visit and its status as a convention hub.

The comprehensive dataset collected during the campaign (from the radar, the UAV, the boundary layer lidar, the ceilometer, and radiosondes) is expected to help obtain a better understanding of turbulent atmospheric structures, as well as arrive at a better interpretation of the radar data.

These results are expected to help in a future to harness p53 activity by targeting p53 modulators and achieve a desired p53 transcriptional response.

Adding to the cost burden is that Avastin and Erbitux are expected to help only a minority of patients.

The weakened economy and the police raise are expected to help create a more than $2 billion budget shortfall by 2010, the mayor's staff said.

Police Chief Howard A. Jordan and Mayor Jean Quan said Mr. Bratton was expected to help develop a crime-fighting plan for the city, where last year the violent crime rate jumped 23 percent and 131 homicides occurred.