Sentence examples for expected to make far from inspiring English sources
England were expected to make far more than 215.
This is expected to make them far less appealing and ultimately save the government billions in subsidies for the program.
Merck is in a heated race with Vertex Pharmaceuticals to bring to market the first of a new class of hepatitis C drugs that are expected to make treatment far more effective and possibly shorter in duration.
Wending his way through the country, from the southern frontier with Guatemala to the northern border with the United States, Francis can be expected to make a far different imprint than his European predecessors, Popes Benedict XVI and John Paul II, both of whom also visited Mexico.
He said my wife was proof that miracles happen, as she hadn't been expected to make it this far.
Most of the ACMD members will not even get to see it until today's meeting, at which they will be expected to make a potentially far-reaching recommendation on classification.
Gambling, by far, is expected to make up the bulk of the resorts' total revenues, as it does elsewhere in Asia.
In the run up to local elections this weekend, in which the far right is expected to make sweeping gains, the puppet appears to have cut its strings.
The initiative has generated over $4m in donations so far, and is expected to make another $2.5m this year, and the lack of personal financial gain hasn't proved prohibitive, with 4 million people signing up to take surveys.
Profit growth in the future, sometimes the far distant future, is expected to make up the difference.
