Sentence examples for expected to play out from inspiring English sources

Such discussions are expected to play out over a matter of weeks or even months.

These processes generally are expected to play out over hundreds of years or more.

It is an articulation of how those assumptions are expected to play out in a given context.

This week's riots in Britain might be expected to play out favourably for any Tory prime minister.

I would change this by adding visual cues indicating how might the interaction is expected to play out, so the user isn't left guessing.

Expected to play out over the spring and summer, this post-election phase could be the most delicate yet for Iraq's new leaders.

Meanwhile, Jordan said last week that he did not expect to play out the remainder of his two-year contract with the Wizards if the same knee injury hindered his progress.

It's part of a nostalgia-soaked campaign designed to make local punters remember that era with affection - not something we in the west would necessarily expect to play out well in a country that spent the decade under the Soviet thumb.

Bears defensive end Julius Peppers, who was expected to play, sat out a second straight preseason game because of a hamstring injury.

Defenseman Ryan Whitney is expected to play tonight after sitting out four games with a groin injury.

Running backs Kalen Ballage and De'Chavon Hayes are expected to play Saturday after sitting out because of illness and injury, respectively.