Sentence examples for expected to smooth from inspiring English sources
The addition of Bank One's retail bank network is expected to smooth out J.P. Morgan's earnings, decreasing its exposure to volatile capital markets and bank lending.
"A good project manager was expected to smooth over 'local relations,' which involved working with the yakuza so there would be no trouble," he said.
Since he was a Korean War veteran who had been awarded the Purple Heart, Mr. Manes was expected to smooth out any difficulties with the Marine Corps, whose cooperation had been obtained for the project.
Although visual identification always involves some subjective judgment, the larger data sample was expected to smooth out such deficiencies.
In contrast to TF distributions, that aim at optimal resolution of signal components and cross-term suppression, [18], MT spectrograms are more suitable for the type of data considered in this paper, as MTs are expected to smooth out small differences in time and frequency locations and therefore lower the in-class variance.
He is expected to try to smooth ties with the United States, which have been frayed by a dispute over an American air base on Okinawa.
Biden is expected to try to smooth over relations that have become increasingly strained by divergent views over Islamic State (Isis), the war-partitioned island of Cyprus and oil and gas reserves in the eastern Mediterranean.
The important post of foreign minister will go to Fumio Kishida, a 55-year-old former minister in charge of Okinawan affairs, who is expected to try to smooth ties with the United States frayed by a dispute over an American air base on Okinawa.
But with the federal mediator, Judge Arthur Boylan, rejoining talks in New York straight from his vacation in Ireland, the last issues are expected to be smoothed out by Wednesday.
But the merger with Shuanghui is expected to help smooth other export barriers.
Mr. Carter is expected to have smooth confirmation hearings from Senate Republicans, who say they foresee no opposition to him.
