Sentence examples for may expected to from inspiring English sources

With Theresa May expected to announce a consultation next week on the introduction of direct entry to police service by outsiders and a law change to allow foreigners to apply for police posts in England and Wales, Hogan-Howe indicated he was unsympathetic to foreigners running police forces when they had responsibility for counter terrorism.

Britain's Theresa May expected to become the next prime minister; David Cameron to step down Wednesday.

One may expect to see more cutters bowled too.

Which is about as un-2011 a sentiment as you may expect to hear.

They may expect to retire early, for example, before they qualify for Medicare.

Pretty soon we may expect to see the dreaded word "appeasement".

Steven Moffat teased what fans may expect to see from the "most complicated relationship in the universe".

Now, however, new tenants may expect to pay a little less than existing tenants, he said.

Mr Ozawa himself may expect to wield more power from behind the throne than on it.

Surveys suggest that a typical garment factory may expect to be inspected 25 times a year.

The description of what we experience is perhaps a counterintuitive scenario to what you the reader may expect to read.