Sentence examples for is expected to feed from inspiring English sources

With that he is expected to feed his wife and seven daughters.

In the Sahel, 62,000 tonnes of food, which is expected to feed 4 million people for a month, were "already in the pipeline to move".

The 60-page report, which goes to consultation on Thursday and could be adopted by July, is expected to feed into the government's response to the supreme court.

An academy set up as part of Crossrail is expected to feed a new generation of skill British tunnelling workers into projects such as HS2 – and, in London's next big ambitious project being increasingly championed by transport planners, Crossrail 2.

The ISC report is expected to feed into the debate this week about government plans for the police and security services to have greater powers, particularly online, to fight terrorism and serious and organised crime.

So it might cost £34 billion; but it could also cost £20 billion or, if the uplift proves optimistic, £50 billion.High Speed Two, a company set up by the government to consider high-speed connections between London and Scotland, will deliver its own report by the end of the year, and Network Rail's research is expected to feed into it.

Women, even under fire, are expected to feed, shelter and look after their families.

The local affiliate was expected to feed any major event to the whole network.

Delph hit the post, then Agbonlahor on another sprint when he might have been expected to feed Benteke went on himself.

The number of mortgages approved, which can be expected to feed through to sales, also picked up at the start of the year, he said.

The initiative will be expected to feed data directly into the sea-level forecasts produced by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.