Sentence examples for is expected like from inspiring English sources

It is expected, like Amazon's Kindle reader, to run on a customised version of Android, according to Digitimes.

HSBC has made provision for $67bn of losses on loans since 2006 and is expected, like the other major banks, to continue writing off loans well into 2011.

Even so, after selling some assets this year, it is expected, like the other two, to meet new capital-adequacy rules set by the CNBV two years before the new rules come into full force.

The team will be sponsored by Softbank for the Kansai Yacht Club and is expected, like the French team, to be offered some support by the cup holder and defender Oracle, which represents the Golden Gate Yacht Club.

The demographic she attracts means that many do not take her seriously as an artist, while at the same time she is expected – like so many women in the public eye – to be a role model to those younger than her.

Whatever form it takes, the activity in the markets in 2000 is expected, like that of 1999, to be driven by momentum and technology.

Worst of all, it's expected, like men plumbing.

It's something that is only to be expected, like eating when you're hungry.

More proposed exemptions are expected, like for pension funds that use derivatives.

Latin American practices are expected, like their Spanish colleagues, to join with Deloitte, partly because much of their cross-border business is referred from Spain.

Some were expected, like the continuing decline in secure jobs for professional musicians; some were surprising, like the near-disappearance of the CD store (along with CDs themselves, it sometimes seems, as downloading increasingly takes hold).