Sentence examples for expected to offer an from inspiring English sources

Indianapolis is expected to offer an assist of sorts by resting some starters.

Satellite-based precipitation products are expected to offer an alternative to ground-based rainfall estimates in the present and the foreseeable future.

Friday's hearing was expected to offer an early glimpse into how the Senate would react to immigration legislation that a bipartisan group of senators introduced this week.

He is expected to offer an opening comic benediction, almost surely intended as a parody of the religious-themed rally headed by Mr. Beck.

The physical site isolation through nano-engineering of the material fabrication is expected to offer an effective strategy for preparation of high-efficiency photoelectrochemical devices.

This hard condition is most noticeable in serial forums, in which the performers are expected to offer an immediate opinion on any subject, and do.

An influential congressman is expected to offer a plan on Thursday that would provide federal backing to hundreds of thousands of home loans.

Further results showed that private hospitals, although expected to offer a higher quality of service, fulfilled patients' expectations less than public hospitals [ 52].

Each bartender is expected to offer a specialty drink.

He is expected to offer a wide-ranging amnesty, though not to Mr Gbagbo himself.

None of them are expected to offer a max contract, however.