Sentence examples for is instead expected from inspiring English sources

That would be this Friday, but the report is instead expected in a week.

Barnier is instead expected to push for progress on the withdrawal agreement's so-called backstop solution for avoiding a hard border on the island of Ireland after Brexit.

The pace of mergers is instead expected to remain slow as long as questions like the shape of financial regulation and the value of home mortgages hover over financial institutions.

It is instead expected to say that a debate needs to be held about whether the intelligence agencies need to reinforce their powers of surveillance, reviving the issues highlighted by Edward Snowden in his NSA leaks.

The report sets the goal of getting the public to accept new food science but without spelling out role of GM, which the chief scientist, Sir John Beddington, is instead expected to address in a speech tomorrow at the Oxford Farming Conference.

In contrast to biological degradation, PEG impregnation is instead expected to have a large impact on the mechanical performance of the Vasa.

(See "Green Shoots Amid The Fed Speak").. Earlier this week, San Francisco Fed President Janet Yellen said there is no real threat of an inflation surge, and is instead expecting inflation to fall to about 1% in the next year.

Manchester City had given the striker permission to train with Cardiff, but it later emerged that he was instead expected to return to the Northwest.

But on Friday Ferguson ruled out the possibility of allowing Rooney to leave in the summer with two years left on his contract, and United are instead expected to open negotiations over an extension.

These range from inconveniences (apparently non-fiction writers attending literary festivals can't "get away with just reading a few pages of lovely prose from [their] latest book" but are instead expected to present an argument, maybe even a Powerpoint) to the most serious offense: fiction has a longer shelf life than non-fiction.

However they did not represent the Army or the Armada, but were instead expected to serve the interests of the city or province which had elected them.