Sentence examples for it can only be expected from inspiring English sources

Also, it can only be expected to be successful if linked into a supportive and stable institutional environment.

The development of legume-based systems of grassland husbandry undoubtedly constitutes one of the pillars for more sustainable and competitive ruminant production systems, and it can only be expected that legumes will become more important in the future.

The positive effect of pre-entry fit perceptions on the adjustment process can only be expected if (high) fit expectations are confirmed after organizational entry (Vandenberg and Scarpello 1990; Irving and Meyer 1999).

It also demonstrates that viral activation, which can only be expected to be partial owing to the persistence of some KAP1 in the cells, can be boosted by combining the KAP1 knockdown with TNF-α mediated- NF-κB activation.

Although this is a very simplistic account of tumorigenesis, it makes the point that anatomical imaging can only be expected to characterise the later consequences, and not the intrinsic drivers of tumour development.

Your dog is learning what is expected of him and can only be expected to "hold it" for so long.

A team, though, can only be expected to achieve what it sets out to do at various stages of a tournament and England can point to their position as group leaders for this particular end justifying the means.

Other investigators have found either absent or minimal influence of PEEP on IAP and it appears that an effect of PEEP on IAP can only be expected when PEEP approximates IAP [ 32- 35].

"In this light, the BioIndustry Association can only be expected to advertise the contacts it has had with ministers and the attempts that they have made to influence their policy decisions".

Thus, a sustainable change can only be expected, if its gains are evaluated higher than its losses.

As the possibility of retirement recedes yet further into the distance for many of us, fears about work can only be expected to grow.