Sentence examples for is expected to overcome from inspiring English sources

Boehner, who is expected to overcome any challenge to his leadership, will begin the 144th US Congress with the largest majority of any Republican speaker since at least the 1940s.

The use of UAVs is expected to overcome such difficulties more simply and safely.

RNA-seq based on next-generation sequencing technology is expected to overcome the fixed-genome limitations of microarray technology.

This procedure is expected to overcome the problem of data unavailability in estimating low flows in the Peninsular Malaysia.

The proposed system is expected to overcome many obstacles in performing the unit operations laboratory at the current setting.

The proposed system is expected to overcome many obstacles in performing the unit operations laboratory in the current setting.

They do, however, remain extremely beatable, in several cases when faced by opposition they might be expected to overcome with a minimum of fuss.

But Mr. Gore and his aides have argued that the vice president's roots in Carthage, Tenn., and his 24-year political career in the state cannot be expected to overcome its recent political domination by Republicans.

Nabeel, Manchester As Muslims we are expected to overcome these daylight hours during which we cannot eat, drink, smoke and have sex, but I personally tend to focus on why I am fasting and how I can make my body adapt to the change.

This is a supremely difficult brief given that he has to make £3.4bn of cuts – 17 per cent of the department's budget – by 2020 as part of the Comprehensive Spending Review settlement with the Chancellor, as well as being expected to overcome Britain's lack of productivity.

Compounds that can induce Bax independent apoptotic cell death are expected to overcome such drug resistance.