Sentence examples for is expected to shape from inspiring English sources
The study is expected to shape the future of the industry, but progress has been slow.
The trial is the latest phase of a case that began four years ago and is expected to shape the competitive landscape for the technology industry for many years to come.
The occasion of the story is a new report from the establishment think tanks, the King's Fund and Nuffield Trust, to the NHS Future Forum which, in turn, is expected to shape policy at the Department of Health.
A similar dynamic — though with some different features — is expected to shape the debate over whether to extend unemployment benefits set to expire at the end of the year, as well as other measures.
More working time is lost in Britain through injuries sustained as a result of poor employers than through industrial action". The outcome of the London mayoral election is expected to shape the political landscape across the UK in the run-up to the next general election.
Such spatial heterogeneity determines non-uniform distribution of fleshy-fruited species, which is expected to shape spatial patterns of carnivore-mediated seed deposition.
Results from the mock combat, planned for two years, are expected to shape planning against future adversaries.
Saturation equilibrium had been expected to shape Eros' crater population down to very small sizes, as on the lunar maria.
He was expected to shape up the orchestra, slow down the commissioning of new works and generally try to pull in audiences with repertory staples while trimming costs.
Students are expected to shape their program according to their particular interests, using these units and, if they wish, additional courses from both within and outside the department (with departmental approval).
