Sentence examples for expected to target from inspiring English sources

Tehran is expected to target India and Europe with increased exports once sanctions are lifted.

Others will limp on, limited to markets much smaller than they originally expected to target.

The new law is expected to target specific applications with greater ease.

Nobody knows what will happen next, but malware writers are expected to target the remaining machines.

The latest sanctions are expected to target Russia's energy and arms sectors, and to tighten access to international loans.

The march comes before direct action demonstrations that are expected to target the site run by private company Cuadrilla.

Consumers are expected to target bargains before the VAT increase from 17.5%to20%0% on 4 January.

svh-13 RNAi is expected to target both the ttr-11 and ttr-57 genes (Fig. 1a).

The next round of sanctions, which could be unveiled as early as Monday, are expected to target Russian individuals.

Manager Steve Cotterill is expected to target Ibrahima Sonko, previously released goalkeeper Jamie Ashdown and defender Stephen Jordan.

In London, activists will gather at 1pm on Saturday outside St Paul's for as-yet-unspecified protests expected to target banks or other elements of the financial system.