Sentence examples for expected to replicate from inspiring English sources

The Scotland side – known, like Exeter, as "EUMHC" – are expected to replicate that hospitality today.

As explosive as Blake was against the Spurs, he cannot be expected to replicate the effort.

They would not have been expected to replicate Armstrong's sizzling hot jazz, for which there was scant demand on these shores.

He was expected to replicate his loan move to Bolton Wanderers, struck in January, and gain senior playing time elsewhere in the Premier League.

Under no circumstances, however, should a Turbo equipped with the stick shift be expected to replicate its highway fuel economy rating of 38 m.p.g.

Unlike Texas A&M University's Doha campus, which is overseen by a private foundation and is expected to replicate the College Station campus, C.C.Q. is overseen by a Qatar government ministry, the Supreme Education Council.

Much later in the piece, she added: "Men can age in an attractive way while women are expected to replicate--and Restylane--their 20s into their 60s".

Mr. Semel said he did not expect to replicate DEN at Yahoo any time soon.

Multinational companies, often headquartered in the west, cannot simply expect to replicate traditional business models in developing countries.

He described Leicester City's historic Premier League title, which came only two years after the club's promotion, as a "unique story" that Villa should not expect to replicate.

Although the SNP cannot expect to replicate their Glasgow East triumph throughout Scotland, it too is likely to do very well, and could yet supplant Labour, which won 40 out of 59 Scottish seats in 2005 (that's an even more impressive 68% of the seats with barely 39% of the vote).