Sentence examples for soon be expected from inspiring English sources

The Queen can soon be expected to engage Fletcher, not so long ago a Zimbabwean who could not get a British passport, in polite conversation.

Schools will soon be expected to take responsibility for the ongoing care of excluded pupils, which has sparked fears that the increasing number of academies will be reluctant to admit children who have any risk of being excluded.

Mr. Campbell said it was a ritual flexing of the agency's muscle that could soon be expected in other cities. "In a tough budget climate, it means using your resources in more effective ways," he said.

According to Wolf, poor numeracy has a greater effect on life chances than poor literacy, non-maths students will also soon be expected to do some kind of maths.

"The last five years have shown that it is possible to do more with less," May told her audience, introducing the idea that they would soon be expected to do more with even less again.

Of the 12,000 secondary school teachers — only about half of all Rwandan children move beyond primary education — just 600 have been taught the language they will soon be expected to teach in.

Meanwhile, the Daily Star suggests another swift development may be on the cards, repeating speculation that the couple will soon be expecting a baby.

Like it or not, our employees and customers not to mention our competitors are using these technologies now and will soon be expecting you to provide them, too.

Bertelsmann's results for 2003, due soon, are expected to show mostly flat revenues.

A White House report, out soon, is expected to advocate a consumer-privacy law.

Oppenheimer Funds, Dow Jones and Commerzbank, whose leases expire soon, are expected to remain in Lower Manhattan.