Sentence examples for expected to test the from inspiring English sources

Cofield, who underwent shoulder surgery in January, is expected to test the market.

He said it was taking longer than expected to test the station's sophisticated mechanical systems, including a fire alarm system that coordinated escalators' movement in an emergency.

The Grizzlies are also expected to test the Knicks – on their transition defense, their weakened ability to rebound and their improved ball movement on offense.

Separatists can be expected to test the limits continually, hoping that dramatic moves against them will boost support and bolster their argument that Catalonia is a victim of Spanish high-handedness.

The case is expected to test the Bush administration's argument that foreigners who are held as enemy combatants outside the United States do not have the right to file habeas suits.

More significant, the N.F.L., by far the most attractive sports rights holder, is expected to test the waters on a new cable television package of games in the 2014 season.

Mr Hawes says the ball's location can be determined to within 1cm, and expects to test the technology early next year.

The company declined to say how long it expects to test the service, but says the goal of the pilot is to fine-tune the overall experience and test other enhancements that will arrive in the future.

Observed numbers of each genotype were compared with those expected to test whether the sample was in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium using the Chi-Square test with one degree of freedom.

The Agni, which means fire in Sanskrit, is one of a range of missiles India is expected to test over the next few days.

Some degrees are more vocational, and you'll be expected to test out the theory with a bit of practice, perhaps writing news stories or working in a studio to produce audio and visual work.