Sentence examples for is expected to prompt from inspiring English sources

The decision to sever ties with M/A-COM is expected to prompt a legal battle.

Mr. Evans's decision is expected to prompt a flurry of court challenges.

The law is expected to prompt more adults and children to seek mental health care.

That is expected to prompt a writedown of about €700m in the third quarter, leading to a quarterly net loss.

Consequently, it is expected to prompt Washington to scrutinize both proposed deals, raising questions about whether they will both be approved without significant concessions.

Judge Breyer's decision is expected to prompt many of the clubs to reopen, as well as motivate the opening of new clubs, some advocates said.

The sentence was expected to prompt new criticism from European leaders pressing Turkey to become more democratic.

It was far from the flood that was expected last month, when concerns about the N.F.L. labor agreement were expected to prompt a record number of early applicants.

(The next-generation consoles are expected to prompt a flurry of interest in high-definition televisions, for which other content is currently lacking).

Tighter curbs on medical spending and an aging population with more health concerns are expected to prompt consumers to take a larger role in managing their own care, including using online tools.

While the International Monetary Fund welcomed Beijing's support for market forces, the change was expected to prompt complaints in the US Congress that Beijing was manipulating its currency to gain a trade advantage.