Sentence examples for expects to identify from inspiring English sources

President Ernest Bai Koroma is expected to give a speech before the lockdown's midnight start on Thursday; the government expects to identify up to 20% more cases.

This study expects to identify the most effective and cost-efficient secondary preventive measure for ankle sprains.

The center is expected to identify hundreds of separated family members a month and bring them together.

"Investors would be expected to identify and to defend to their regulators their own standards of creditworthiness," Mr. Shelby said.

In addition, heads are expected to identify emerging talents in the workforce and coach existing and aspiring leaders to ensure wise succession planning.

While the Red to Blue is expected to identify more candidates it plans to help, it is unclear if Mr. Brozak will make the cut.

The reader is not expected to identify and suffer with the characters, but to watch the fireworks go off, and gasp, and say "Wow!".

Are women really expected to identify their third-born as conceived during rape to avoid losing their tax credits: something most, if not all, would find wholly anathema?

An examination of the reflectivity of light from the dark surface areas is expected to identify the signatures of the materials in the "lakes".

More than three times as many people are expected to identify themselves as multiracial — 16 million, accounting for nearly 4percentt of the population.

This is because women are expected to identify with female protagonists, in books, films and TV shows, far more than men are with male protagonists.