Sentence examples for is expected to escalate from inspiring English sources

In a concession to creditors, the coupon is expected to escalate beyond 4 percent over time, linked to the growth of the Greek economy.

Because the battery packs are constructed of thousands of smaller batteries, the cost of the battery is expected to escalate as its capacity increases.

The postal workers' union is expected to escalate industrial action with a three-day strike next week amid pleas from politicians to return to the negotiating table.

It also outlines a secondary procedure for the 25% of cases where the risk rating is expected to escalate from low or medium to high risk during the course of their punishment.

In the runup to Iran's parliamentary elections next year, Ahmadinejad is expected to escalate his clashes with political rivals inside the traditional conservative establishment and Iran's judiciary, with the knowledge that doing so will result, at minimum, in a partial political victory for his administration.

Congressional Democrats, President Clinton and Vice President Al Gore have been campaigning for prescription drug benefits for more than a year now, and the rhetoric is expected to escalate, with a series of speeches and events planned for this month's Congressional recess.

The protests are expected to escalate after midday prayers across the country on Friday, and the family plans a funeral that day for Mr. Omari as well.

Deficits are expected to escalate sharply in coming years as stimulus money expires, along with a temporary increase in state taxes on the wealthy.

Home minister Sushilkumar Shinde said tensions were expected to escalate further in the runup to next year's national elections, and urged India's 28 states to remain on high alert.

CWU members are angry about the Royal Mail's handling of its modernisation programme and are expected to escalate their programme of local strikes in a dispute they say is about consultation over changes to working practices.

Rows between Tories over Europe are expected to escalate in the new year as MEPs, MPs and councillors seek ways of stopping the rise of the UK Independence party, which has gained popularity because of its hardline stance on EU immigration.