Sentence examples for well expected to be from inspiring English sources
The phrase "well expected to be" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something is anticipated or predicted to occur, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear. Example: "The results of the experiment are well expected to be published next month."
There is, of course, oil as well, expected to be good at current extraction rates for four decades.
It is often astounding, but if you hand a hundred and fifty million dollars to Tim Burton and tell him to spend it on sweetmeats you damn well expect to be astounded.
The drilling of one of the relief wells, expected to be the means of sealing the damaged well, came within 200 feet of its destination, BP said.
Mr. Hariri's cabinet choices as well are expected to be the product of behind-the-scenes negotiating.
The relief well is expected to be finished in the middle to later part of the month.
The relief well is expected to be operable by mid-August.
The idea proposed in this paper, that a consistent wake oscillator model must conform to the forced vibration experiments as well, is expected to be a powerful tool in the search for the correct nonlinearity.
These exact expressions, and the unified approach that can be used for other cases as well, are expected to be of great use in the realistic system design and performance evaluation of the multi-hop, diversity attaining transparent cooperative systems.
The regulation of M.tb genes by IdeR has been experimentally shown [10], therefore, the regulation of the M.smeg genes could as well be expected to be IdeR dependent.
Those include ensuring that the state has adequate resources to monitor drilling in the natural gas field known as the Marcellus Shale and minimizing any adverse impact on upstate communities where thousands of new wells are expected to be drilled.
BP and government officials have said the wells are expected to be completed sometime around mid-August.
