Sentence examples for largely expected to from inspiring English sources

Its holdings are largely expected to qualify for relief from the inheritance tax periodic charge.

"The used car market in particular is largely expected to be unaffected.

The Fed chief is largely expected to repeat last week's comments when he speaks before the House Banking Committee.

One of them said that, it was unlikely to be due to driver's negligence and was largely expected to be a technical glitch that led to derailment.

The rise of rival communications technologies has many implications for the industry, but in the months ahead the effects are largely expected to be deflationary, pushing down prices for local, long-distance and wireless service.

It's hard to say whether this drubbing represents bad news or very bad news for the Congress in next year's national elections, which they are largely expected to lose.

Although governments around the world largely expect to be targeted by cyber espionage, Joseph told me that China's foul play is agitating the White House more than you'd expect.

The $3,695 tuition was covered by charities and the city of Minneapolis, though students will largely be expected to pay for future courses themselves.

The decision, which was largely expected, failed to prevent another increase in oil prices.

Analysts and investors had largely expected traffic to slide in Britain, where consumer confidence in the economy has taken a hit.

Analysts largely expected them to either walk from the deal or go hostile.