Sentence examples for less expected to be from inspiring English sources

Housewives also found their households changing; they were less and less expected to be producers in the home and more and more consumers in the marketplace (Schneider & Schneider 1993).

But once everyone had email everyone was more or less expected to be on it all the time, and what looked at first like an ingenious way of making communication more efficient turned into just another inbox you had to check when you got to work.

Lo (and behold), I found myself in London last month, standing before The Great Door to St. James Palace at dusk, more or less expecting to be let in.

According to the governor's projection, revenue from sales, business and income taxes in the new fiscal year will be $40.26 billion, or about $1 billion less than is expected to be collected this year, officials said.

For the larger chromosome arms, less tags are expected to be lost at the deconvolution step.

In contrast, male labor supply is less variable across groups and expected to be less informative about gender roles.

We found that the enzyme in the LBs was less phosphorylated and therefore expected to be more active.

Since these organisms are less well studied than E. coli, their GRNs should be expected to be less complete.

In the complexity hypothesis, genes with more interactions are expected to be less transferred, in the 'abundant hypothesis', genes with the most abundant expression are expected to be less transferred.

Penn Station expected to be less crowded by then.

The Bush administration is expected to be less aggressive in pursuing antitrust action against the company.