Sentence examples for is not expected to draw from inspiring English sources

William Morrison is smaller than Safeway, and its offer, which has the backing of Safeway's board, is not expected to draw a lengthy antitrust review.

The prosecution's case appears to centre on electronic fingerprints left by phones, and is not expected to draw heavily on witnesses.

The Republican in the race, Harrison R. Woolworth, a Buffalo businessman, has not held political office before and is not expected to draw many votes.

A.I.G. is not expected to draw down the money immediately, but the government's commitment was enough to satisfy the rating agencies.

In a trade, Tebow is not expected to draw anything close to a first-round draft pick in return, but several teams may be interested in acquiring him in large part because he is a fan favorite.

The MMO isn't expected to draw upon previous Blizzard lore (or "IP," in the cold language of the new video game industry), so this is a brand new adventure.

The Democratic Party here has canceled its primary on March 9 and will hold only caucuses, which are not expected to draw many voters.

Pence, the running mate of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, and Kaine, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton's No.  2, were not expected to draw ratings similar to the top of the ticket, whose first debate last week was the most watched in U.S. history, with 84 million viewers. .

The "anti-crisis march" that Nemtsov and others had planned for Sunday wasn't expected to draw a huge crowd because city hall had ordered it to be held in a sleepy neighborhood far from downtown Moscow.

It ultimately is not expected to pass.

However, if the proposals do get the go-ahead, parliamentarians would not pack up and leave until after the 2020 general election; and a detailed budget is not expected to be drawn up until 2018, by which time some parliamentarians fear the cost is likely to rise further.