Sentence examples for is expected to display from inspiring English sources

Franchione, who will be paid at least $15.3 million over the next nine years, is expected to display the rebuilding touch he showed at Alabama, Texas Christian and New Mexico.

Discussion about Tomic's attitude tends to focus on his age, but having turned 20 years old last October he is expected to display greater maturity and less teenage drama.

This coefficient is expected to display a negative sign (i.e., the greater the instability of exchange rates, the lower the growth of trade between two countries).

However, there is also a negative-feedback loop between p53 and ATM through Wip1, so that p53 is expected to display an oscillatory behavior under DNA damage [17].

Finally, we tested a descriptor set only describing each AA by a single feature (ProtFP (Feature)), which is expected to display very dissimilar behavior from the others [11, 32].

On comparing the structures of CPFASC and NPFASC, evidently, the electron density of the aromatic rings and azomethine linkage will be poorer in NPFASC than in CPFASC due to the presence of highly electron withdrawing –NO2 group and the NPFASC molecule is expected to display inferior corrosion inhibition efficiency than CPFASC.

(By Tuesday, bookstores around the country are expected to display copies of "Wild" with the Oprah seal).

If the judge happens to be personally opposed to abortion, she may be expected to display guilt or remorse that she does not feel, and be subjected to the judge's opinions on the matter.

Match-fixing is the latest in a line of scandals to have tarnished the reputation of sumo, whose exponents are expected to display sportsmanship inside the ring, and dignity and humility outside it.

Fashion: Although, in the first year, all pupils will be expected to display an obsessive interest in Topshop/Topman it is hoped that, with the correct guidance, they will be looking more towards Urban Outfitters and Zara by year two.

As such, they cannot be expected to display features associated with current redwood management practices.