Sentence examples for expected to pool from inspiring English sources

His new venture is expected to pool the resources of its members and backers to invest in technology companies, publishing and other assets that historically have been outside the realm of managers.

The answer could be some simple rules, bearing in mind that most investors in the Public Private Investment Program are expected to be pooled together in funds run by asset managers.

Concepts can be general or highly specific; in the text, we use the term "detailed concepts" at the more specific level, which can be assessed with a specific item in the questionnaire; detailed concepts that are closely related are grouped in "concepts", and concepts that are expected to be pooled to calculate a score are further grouped in a "domain".

Even states that are opting for the federally run pools are expected to post information on their insurance department Web sites to help consumers apply, said Ms. Praeger.

The All Blacks are expected to top Pool C while Les Bleus have been drawn in the trickier Pool D, which includes RBS 6 Nations rivals Ireland.

The robust CuO CS NF introduced here is expected to enhance pool boiling CHF, even at the lowest concentrations (0.003 wt%) required for practical applications.

France and Ireland were expected to sail through Pool D and they remain firm favourites to do so.

Each organization is allowed two representatives and is expected to file a "pool report" for other reporters detailing the information in the records.

Without additional storage, the Indian Point 2 reactor is expected to reach its pool capacity by 2004, while the younger Indian Point 3 has until 2008.

"During a period of stress, banks would be expected to use their pool of liquid assets, thereby temporarily falling below the minimum requirement," the statement said.

Disrupting heterotrimer formation is expected to increase the pool of active Gα and Gβγ subunits without disrupting AtRGS1 function.