Sentence examples for expected to research the from inspiring English sources

And the poor journalist, who can hardly be expected to research the bibliographical history of an obscure renaissance manuscript, is handed what looks like a good story that presents an opportunity to command a prominent position in the newspaper.

Throughout the mission they were presented with different problems in Atlantis (similar to existing global issues) and were expected to research and suggest solutions to the problems by alone or with fellow questers.

The work was expected to highlight research avenues to advance the ecosystem services framework as an operational basis for regional ecosystem-based management.

Further, insofar as successful technology transfer and commercialization is a transformative force, it is expected to enable the research hospital to achieve its goal of translational and impactful health research.

At elite "research universities" like the University of Wisconsin at Madison, where teachers are expected to do research as well as teach, the figure is about $116,000 -- more in the sciences, less in the liberal arts.

David Dinsmore, the former Sun editor and now chief operating officer at News UK, is expected to reveal research tomorrow showing the strong influence of established news brands at election time.

These subjects are probably expected to gain research attention in the following years.

The results, published on Wednesday in Nature and three PLoS journals, are expected to change the research landscape.

In that context this was news, the story was reported on the news pages, and in my view Siobhain Butterworth was right to say that the journalist could not be expected to deconstruct the research beyond quoting both the official death toll and the much larger estimate from Elkins and that the readers would understand this was a news story.

This surfactant-assisted chemical etching strategy is highly expected to advance the research in the ZnO nanotube-based technology.

Even a threatened veto by President Clinton after final Senate action this week is not expected to alter the research numbers.