Sentence examples for expected to underpin from inspiring English sources
Policing cannot be expected to underpin a social order whose foundations have been eroded by Blatcherite neoliberalism.
While strong Asian growth is expected to underpin Japan's economy, renewed rises in the yen, which hit a 14-year high against the dollar in November, could thwart the country's fragile recovery.
The platform used by the Jeep Grand Cherokee and Dodge Durango is expected to underpin the luxury S.U.V. (Bloomberg) The entry-level 2012 Grand Cherokee, meanwhile, will cost over $3,000 less than the 2011 model-year vehicle, Kicking Tires reports.
For example, the Australian Energy Market Operator AEMOO) has issued a series of national policies to promote jointly planning and operation of gas and electricity markets for solid progress of energy supply [9], which are expected to underpin solid progress of energy industry in Australia.
One of particular interest in the context of generic motivations for studying medicine, concerns empathy, which might be expected to underpin aspects of the doctor-patient relationship [ 28, 29].
Although this finding was significant at P<0.05, in the context of a lack of effect of vitamin D on the other stress related outcomes, which might be expected to underpin family relationship stress, it would not be appropriate to conclude that vitamin D increases the likelihood of adverse effects on family relationships.
"But we continue to think a small gain (around 2%) is more likely than a decline over 2017 as a whole, since low interest rates are expected to help underpin demand while a shortage of homes on the market will continue to provide support for house prices".
Even though it shares with the Saturn VUE the new Theta platform which is also expected to be the underpinning for the upcoming Pontiac Torrent SUV, as well as models intended for the South Korean and Asian markets the Equinox doesn't come across as a vehicle to be taken off-road.
The I.M.F. has recommended more action from the European Central Bank, and the People's Bank of China is expected to cut its bank reserve requirements this year to underpin growth.
In 2005, the positive external factors (principally strong commodity prices) underpinning this acceleration are expected to attenuate.
