Sentence examples for is expected to escape from inspiring English sources

By handing in his resignation, Havelange is expected to escape the ignominy of being suspended, or even expelled from I.O.C. membership.

While no bank is expected to escape this summer's credit storm and slowdown in the housing market, Citigroup is expected to be particularly hard hit.

The Daily Telegraph had dismissed such speculation 18 months ago when it reported Sinodinos "is expected to escape a corruption finding from Icac" in relation to his involvement in Australian Water Holdings.

The Metropolitan police commissioner is expected to escape personal and substantive criticism over his force's collapsed investigation into claims that powerful members of the establishment abused and murdered children.

Precocious farm boys might be expected to escape at the earliest opportunity.

Brisbane had been expected to escape the worst of the floods that have affected towns across Queensland, destroying infrastructure and halting the state's lucrative coal-mining industry.

Australians were still struggling to come to grips with the sudden tragedy in the Lockyer Valley when yet more dire warnings were issued – this time for Brisbane, which had been expected to escape relatively lightly.

Orkney, Shetland and the Western Isles are expected to escape the worst of the weather.

Among those cassettes, some are expected to escape position-dependent effects, resulting in sustained shRNA expression.

In contrast, genes in the PAR, which are expected to escape MSCI, were expressed at very low levels in both spermatocytes and spermatids.

However, it should be noted that molecular components that are controlled by posttranscriptional regulation or by posttranslational modification are expected to escape this analysis.