Sentence examples for is expected to soften from inspiring English sources

Demand for Chinese exports is expected to soften as the effects of the tight credit markets in the United States spread.

Exports will take a bit of a hit and investment is expected to soften slightly, but the outlook is still rosy.

While Mr. Obama is expected to soften the Bush administration's line against talking to Iran, the aides said, he may also seek to toughen sanctions.

"The decision to cut rates is expected to soften the factors restraining economic revival and will secure the stability of the growing trend" of gross domestic product," the regulator said in a statement.

The FDIC provoked a backlash when it proposed the guidelines in July and is expected to soften the policy when it meets Aug. 26.

Selective schools like Stuyvesant High School would continue to grant students with disabilities extra time to complete admissions tests and would not be expected to soften their entry requirements.

The chancellor had been expected to soften the blow of the cuts following weeks of pressure from across the political spectrum.

The most frequently mentioned reason, especially in Oromia, Amhara and Tigray, was to soften or moisturize the cord, especially at its base where it is expected to break off.

Clarke is expected to try to soften the impact on Tory MPs by highlighting the use of tougher community penalties and stressing that he will be keeping short prison sentences of less than 12 months.

House price inflation is expected to continue to soften in the short term, but should pick back up in the longer term if the economy remains in good shape and mortgage rates do not rise sharply, he added.

The latest report on car sales is expected to show some softening in recent months.