Sentence examples for not expected to intervene from inspiring English sources
Catalase is not expected to intervene in eliminating low levels of H2O2 but plays an important role in the acquisition of tolerance to oxidative stress [35], [36].
Julian Lewis, a Conservative, says Britain is expected to intervene because it is stonger than others.
Indeed, many analysts do not expect Japan to intervene.
REPUBLICANS may think theirs is the godly party, but they do not expect God to intervene at their presidential debates.
By intervening in October, Moscow showed the opposition that it can't expect to win this war.
Don't expect to remember.
For the next few months, state regulators could play an important role in setting wholesale telephone rates if the Supreme Court decides, as many expect, not to intervene and extend federal regulations that require the regional Bell companies to offer their rivals deep discounts for access to their networks.
The various fallacies inherent to the argument not withstanding, it overlooks two key points: first, public opinion among our allies is opposed to military action, clearly showing that they do not expect the U.S. to intervene in Syria, and second, as developments in recent days have shown, America's allies as well as other nations are not in favor of a military intervention.
Gallagher told Guardian Australia that she didn't expect the Coalition to intervene to prevent gay marriage in the ACT.
