Sentence examples for expected to keep running from inspiring English sources

While Hamm is expected to keep running his oil and natural gas company Continental Resources, two transition sources say he has pushed for Oklahoma governor Mary Fallin to be named interior secretary, and the state's attorney general Scott Pruitt to run the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA), which he has sued to block climate change curbs.

Moreover, it would get less money than it needed between 2017 and 2020, meaning it would be "more challenging" than expected to keep services running.

The deal is expected to keep the mines running and save jobs, but lead to a cut in miners' pensions.

Yates was an Obama holdover; she was expected to keep the Justice Department running until the Trump team had been confirmed.

At whatever spending level finally clears both chambers, such a stop-gap bill is expected to keep the government running through the first several weeks of 2011.

But that's good news for consumers who don't want to spend more than expected to keep their new rides running smoothly.

The threat of rising inflation may have reversed that trend in the short term but rates are expected to keep falling in the long run.

In the short run, companies are expected to keep doing what they've been doing, which means, among other things, jacking up their rates.

Acting Gov. Jane M. Swift is running the state by speaker phone and is expected to keep doing so for days.

Barring breakdowns, the craft are expected to keep sending back messages until 2020, when the electric power will probably run out.

A long production run of 2,900 aircraft, combined with the use of off-the-shelf components, is expected to keep the cost down to $30m a plane.