Sentence examples for expected to search from inspiring English sources
But creditors, as distinct from buyers, are usually expected to search existing registers of charged goods.
However, teachers' unions said school staff should not be expected to search teenagers for knives.
The Tibetans are expected to search for the next incarnation of the Panchen Lama.
When knocked down, a boxer can't be expected to search for the timekeeper.
Blackstone is expected to search for buyers for the unit, with General Electric's GE Capital one potential candidate, these people said.
Dr Mary Bousted, general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL), said: "We would have major concerns about teachers, or other education staff, being expected to search pupils.
And come morning, Alsup expects to search for more.
In an e-learning environment, user may expect to search the semantic relationship paths between two concepts or entities.
That's a sharp contrast to a July report from the human resources services company Randstad Pharma that states over 50% of biotech and pharma employees expect to search for a job in the next year.
An important observation made by the authors of the study was that virtually half of development directors expect to search for new jobs within the next two years.
