be expected

When waves of low-pressure move along the front, cloudiness increases and steady rains can be expected, occasionally with flooding.

"These plants are designed to withstand the most severe quake" that they could be expected to see in their lifetimes, he said.

Modest forecasts, evidence of trends, a few concrete developments to be expected all are better than no warning at all.

Stay calm and peaceful within the midst of uncertainty and change, and you will doing all that can be expected of you at this time.

This intermediate would not be expected to build up to any appreciable concentration.

It means to treat a person kindly or gently, especially in a situation where you might be expected to be angry with him.

A country with a persistent current-account deficit might be expected to see its currency fall over the long term.

t worry about it. A little wear and tear is to be expected.

Mystical powers were forecast; out-of-body experiences were to be expected; fundamental secrets were to be revealed.

That is enough to work out how oil and gas trapped in the pores between the grains of such a rock might be expected to behave.

While some incorrect classifications can be expected, it's up to the model creator to determine what is an acceptable percentage of errors.

Given the buzz attached to his name in the hallowed halls of Apple, Jonathan Ive might be expected to be something of an egomaniac.

Dictionaries are like watches; the worst is better than none, and the best cannot be expected to go quite true. ---Johnson.

He gave a fairly accurate forecast of what might be expected to happen if another global war broke out.

Han Sung-joo, a former South Korean foreign minister, now at the Asan Institute, a think-tank, says that this behaviour is to be expected.

It is just the sort of green infrastructure project that might be expected to delight environmentalists.

It was not to be expected that Miss Ley would explain before making the affair a good deal more complicated.

In these circumstances we think you will agree that we cannot be expected to grant a free replacement of these damaged parts.

It can be expected that I could do a better work feel how they feel, and able to help more of those in need, with all my heart.

So far, the Japanese government has managed its rescue operation as well, perhaps even better, than could be expected.

It might also be expected that new members would be behind a disproportionate number of these blocked dossiers .

China, with its own poor human rights record, can be expected to try to tone down criticism of its wayward protege.

Adam Smith, who described Britain as a nation of shopkeepers, had a keen sense of what could be expected of the middle class.

If Mr. Brown is unable to form a government -- or loses so badly that it's clearly impossible -- he would be expected to resign.

If I were to go back to China now, I'd be expected to buy an apartment and a car, which would eat up all my money.

This fundamental difference results in a less-than-ideal combination of the two paradigms, but then, a few hitches are to be expected.

Though an individual might reasonably be expected to know many members of his tribe personally, he would probably not know them all.

How much traffic and bandwidth amount will be expected at peak traffic times?

As might be expected , the privations suffered by the whites in the sea crossing were nothing when compared to the misery of the Negroes.

Will not allow himself to be dragged to a meeting where there can be expected a forced or distorted discussion of a question.

whereas, before this Act, my credit could not be expected to go beyond my own Neighborhood, or at farthest, where I might be known.

As such it is deduced, it can only be the conjunction of the symbolic with a real of which there is nothing more to be expected.

n conclusion, without fast and hard rules of law, a society cannot be expected to be able to comply with those laws.

Up-and-coming South Korea might be expected to be a bit mean, but the stinginess of Switzerland is unexpected.

"What is there of good to be expected? " said he, taking the letter from his pocket; "but perhaps you would like to read it. "

In some areas where change might be expected, however, nothing much seems to be happening.

Despite this, he was informed by the Bride's family that he would be expected to pay at least $10, 000 to them, for the Bride Price.

"Favorite Toy. " The first step was to figure out how much longer a player could be expected to play at, on average, his current level.

Cautious speech then, is not only prudent, but should be expected of any candidate seriously trying to get elected.

Due to no family burden, the single staff will be expected to work late, to go on business trip and to take the task of the last minute.

He found this did not cause any of the damaging fatigue that would be expected.

How much do you think the painting will be expected to fetch at auction?

Astronomers with a PhD cannot be expected to simply gaze at a starlit sky in the same manner as a pair of young lovers out on a date.

However, the transport of a large ice sheet might be expected to mark the playa surface in other ways - these marks have not been found.

Still, after the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, economists say a few bumps are to be expected.

But viruses altered to have several fail-safe mechanisms would be expected to be less likely to harm normal cells.

You will not be expected to know all of these packages, but a basic understanding of each will help you out in the longrun.

Dictionaries are like watches; the worst is better than none, and the best cannot be expected to go quite true. -Samuel Johnson.

Banks are making good money from interest rates at the moment, and can be expected to make more if the economy really picks up in 2011.

Children cannot be expected to be sensible enough to distinguish advertisements from TV programmes.

As might be expected from a human being telling his side of a story, he tends to emphasize his version of events.

But if that were so, then at least some mild effect might be expected to show in the behaviour of those with larger hippocampuses.

CONTRARY to what might be expected, the industry that will see the least change is information technology.

And the little maiden looked exceedingly proud, as if she had been a real princess, who may be expected to look proud.

Whether they're your unfinished emotional issues or those of someone close to you, revisiting personal history is to be expected.

It is to be expected that this feels awkward, as we finally aligning ourselves with what we have pushed aside for so long.

It's to be expected these issues will affect your relationship, but as you change, so, too, must your relationship with your parents change.

The mystery of "junk DNA" and cancer seems to be solved, but no quick cure shall be expected.

Wall Street can be expected to push hard for loopholes in the reform bill as the conference hammers it out, Barr said.

They saw themselves as well-endowed with all the refined feelings and sensibilities that could be expected of a gentleman.

"It's a change in protocol, but now he'll be expected to live up to it and stop being such a political busybody, " said Mr. Yao.

GE would be expected to finance a large part of any offer, according to people familiar with the matter.

In effect, S& P is treating the U. S. like a much smaller country prone to more political risk than would be expected of a great power.

The current reforms would be expected to define what students could expect to get out of that segment.

Children should not be expected to be brave or tough, or to "not cry. "

Surely property would be a good hedge against such an outcome, as rents would be expected to keep pace with higher prices in the long run?

In such a world, perpetual change was to be expected, and perpetual change was what Heraclitus.

A Victorian suitor would be expected to satisfy a girl's father that he could support her in the manner to which she was accustomed.

For while some local officials may prove to have blood on their hands, the Chinese government has done all that could be expected of it.

Australia's trade minister, WT said the Washington and Brussels should not be expected to make all the.

Similarly, high heat flows are to be expected among the active or not-too-long extinct magmatic belts of plate approximation zones.

It sounds like the sort of constitutional fine-tuning to be expected in a young democracy.

Although not marketed for veterinary use, ketoconazole shampoos would be expected to be very effective.

As Portia 's maid, she emulates her mistress' manners, but she cannot be expected to perceive the inner nature of the gentle heart.

But a senior euro zone source said the idea was unlikely to go away and more talks could be expected next year.

Up-and-coming4 South Korea might be expected to be a bit mean, but the stinginess of Switzerland is unexpected.

If "the U. S. opts for friction, " Mr. Roach said, "the Chinese can be expected to respond in kind. "

I do not know why the ceiling should be expected to have that effect .

But that's to be expected; when fewer people call themselves Republican, the party condenses into a pool of true believers.

But because career choices cannot be expected to adjust instantly, there might be scope for skilled immigrants to fill the gap.

Colder relations with the Americans must surely be expected, while Pakistan fumbles for some sort of explanation.

Although he declined to be expected at the bottom of the price, but said that China's future dropped the oil has little space.

Of course, fossilised bacteria would be expected to leave carbon traces too.

But here everyone should at least understand that you can't be expected to be too chatty.

The recent CASS report said the rate that would be expected if women had exactly as many children as allowed would be 1. 47.

The actual value is of no importance and should not be expected to be same each time the query is run .

The journalist and human-rights activist Hassan Al Amin said such problem were to be expected in a newly forming government.

It cannot be expected that this system of farming would produce any very extraordinary or luxuriant crop.

The British will then be expected to transfer loyalty and affection to the EU and devote themselves increasingly to its wellbeing.

In addition, the company scanned the brains of 76 younger people who would not be expected to have plaque in their brains. None did.

You know they will be in the seminar situation, where they will be expected to have their own view and own opinion.

It would not be expected to occur as readily as the oxidation of an amine or phenolic antioxidant.

Struggling with a new set of circumstances is to be expected when dealt the hand of living with a chronic illness.

It was to be expected, but it's still pretty funny, that Baidu would use Google's mobile advertising system to crush Google in mobile.

Developing country Members would not be expected to take additional administrative or financial burdens on this account.

"They gained twice as much fat as would be expected, and it was all in their belly area, " Kuo said.

As would be expected in a mature economy, American companies invest more money in other countries than comes into the U.

We ll ask for a bid on PHASE 1 only, and a realistic time frame for completion (be realistic as you will be expected to keep the deadline).

This document provides information that would typically be expected for an investigational product as part of a clinical trial submission.

As might be expected, this caused much grief with the customer who had difficulty understanding why their code would not run on our product.

"It was to be expected because everything is hitting them, " says Michael Kleist, who oversees Global Sources' research.

Elements of at least three Soviet Armies and two complete East German and Czech Armies should be expected during the first critical days.

And some friction is to be expected in a trading relationship worth well over $300 billion a year.

Still, there is only so much tear-gas that visitors to the museums and ancient sites of downtown Athens can be expected to ingest.

Banks "would be expected to use that money productively" , he said.

One reason why investment might be expected to fall is because China faces the aftermath of a massive real estate bubble.

Anger could be expected, but prolonged anger is harmful to body, mind and spirit. It was the great author and lecturer, Dr.

Big falls in share prices around the globe should be expected, says Citigroup, in light of the Greek crisis.

As long as the task involved only mechanical skill bonuses worked as they would be expected: the higher the pay, the better the performance.

Prices do go up and down and some volatility is to be expected, and indeed is normal, particularly in our traditionally volatile markets.

The doctors will also be expected to understand the legal and practical implications of substance abuse.

This is to be expected, just as the woman training for a marathon develops stronger leg muscles.

Chinese officials can be expected to ask smart questions about the souped-up bail-out fund, the European financial stability facility.

It is to be expected that great leaders will be those who have worked at it for a long time.

Many of these ranks are probably to be expected, but I was certainly surprised by some of the other positions.

"Although a certain amount of dissatisfaction with one's job is to be expected, the breadth of dissatisfaction is somewhat unsettling. "

The amount, if any, may be expected, however, to be small enough to be tolerable under emergency conditions.

Has anyone really seriously thought through the role the U. S. or international community might be expected to play should Qaddafi fall?

Prices are less open than might be expected in a liberalised market, because six companies generate 80% of all power and supply 99% of it.

They forecast that up to half the wage differential observed in recent years "can be expected to disappear. "

They forecast that up to half the wage differential observed in recent years "can be expected to disappear. "

By then a man might be expected to have made his mark in the world, rather than be celebrating his coming-of-age.

Business should not be expected to live up to higher standards than government.

An escalation of rhetoric can be expected in the next few days as China's legislature holds its annual meeting, starting on March 6th.

Such a statement is not what has come to be expected by China and has been deemed entirely unacceptable.

If she could be translated to Heaven tomorrow, she might be expected to ascend without any rapture.

As can be seen, the two parameters (curves) follow one another closely, as would be expected.

Terrific battles were to be expected, on a scale far greater than anything that we had experienced before.

The Project Model Manager might be expected to perform these procedures on behalf of those less technically inclined.

Atheists, by contrast, have nothing to look forward to after death, so they might be expected to cling to life.

Atheists, by contrast, have nothing to look forward to after death, so they might be expected to cling to life.

Independently of whether institutions are engaged in OER projects or not, OER can be expected to affect curriculum, pedagogy and assessment.

Yet the institute did not quantify how many more highway deaths might be expected statistically from any increase in the use of minicars.

It was a close, musty, ill-ventilated place, as might be expected, since its inmate seldom left it.

Those two sunny cities were the twin epicenters of the condo boom, so maybe their comeuppance was to be expected.

Probably not much: after such a long history of mutual distrust, confidence-building may be the best that can be expected.

As might be expected, in the simple version of the dictator game most people take most or all of the money.

The actual process of job submission is driven by a very small number of machine physicists, and irregularities are to be expected.

I don't think you would be expected to show that level of enthusiasm, Bob. Leo was an exceptional worker, but very impetuous.

now , he has a minor injury , but that ' s only to be expected because his body is still getting used to daily training sessions.

now , he has a minor injury , but that ' s only to be expected because his body is still getting used to daily training sessions.

Over the long term, the trend in unit inventories may be expected to follow the trend in unit sales.

Coming out of the closet is, as might be expected, not an option for Xiaojian, who asked that his full name not be used.

Without a sense of your fault, how can repentance and amendment be expected?

As to be expected, carry trades continued to be unwound as deleveraging carried into FX.

But credit quotas from the banking regulator can't be expected to turn down the heat on their own.

As can be expected with something called global warming, heat is going to be a serious problem in the future.

Admittedly, Fassbender was playing a sex addict, so I suppose some over-diligence might be expected in his case.

Machine failure has to be expected, so it's crucial that your data can be backed up and restored in case of failures.

The near-term climate benefits of a global dash for sulphur-free gas may thus be smaller than might be expected.

One might be expecting a rally from these levels but at this time any rally would not be expected to have any longevity.

In general, the more Westernized the place is. the more likely you'll be expected to leave a gratuity .

These adjectives mean not deviating from what is common, usual, or to be expected.

Life spann The average or maximum length of time an organism, a material, or an object can be expected to survive or last.

deviating from what is usual or common or to be expected; often somewhat odd or strange.

If the protein had a significant role in inhibiting HIV, it would be expected that more people would be naturally immune.

These give a better guide to what might be expected of the new parliament than any pronouncements by the regime.

Several progress reports, in the form of a one-page memo to the instructor, will be expected during the semester.

With more time, self similar shapes can be expected to appear more frequently in the form of groups, movements, beliefs, societies, etc.

And Mr Edwards, who has made a point of turning himself into a policy wonk, can be expected to join in the pulverising.

Given that caloric restriction forces a trade-off between fertility and lifespan, resveratrol might be expected to reduce fertility in mice.

Furthermore, a new machine can be expected to behave as the old one it replaced, once it has converged to an ideal state.

The successful candidate will be expected to follow the company "s software lifecycle process for all software development and testing. "

But on Friday, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney cautioned that an agreement should not be expected immediately.

This was to be expected by those who understand the root causes of the problems.

You have yet to understand the magnitude of the Godhead, as your finite minds cannot be expected to grasp the concepts involved.

Can be expected that in the next few years, the local state legislature will have the paint beyond the enterprise.

Oxford says, "costing less than is usual or than might be expected; cheap or relatively cheap" .

This is to be expected, given that the speed and nature of recovery will differ across economies.

If the Arctic is warming faster than might be expected, other parts of the world are warming slower.

It was to be expected that Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan would strongly resist any such proposals.

With some countries beginning to emerge from the crisis, can a sustained recovery be expected, or is a double-dip recession on the way?

If hostilities do not cease, the numbers of the displaced people can be expected to rise.

Some bank failures, no doubt, are also to be expected.

The scale provides an idea of the amount of coastal flooding and property damage that might be expected.

These are just a few of the careers and industries that can be expected to thrive in a down economy.

Due to this, no high additional costs are to be expected with investments in central components with active optical connections.

position along a system and what changes in the river might be expected as the thalweg length changes during a sea-level rise and fall.

How could you be expected to guess what that tiny metal box does by looking at it?

Defect " is any deviation from standards that are reasonably to be expected from the enterprise or from its products or services. "

Per the Zetas, the S American roll cannot be expected to just be one big event, but they declined to give a time frame.

It is not, as might be expected, in a blighted city center, but in the once-booming suburbia of Southern California.

I mentioned Dujianyan as one of many places where aftershocks might be expected.

and he did reform it, just in the way in which a military man may be expected to carry on a reform.

Bangkok In general, the more Westernized the place is, the more likely you will be expected to leave a gratuity .

Sinking and flooding can be expected, as well as earthquakes that will seem almost continuous as the pole shift approaches.

He rarely gets a clear idea of what the new drugs' therapeutic effects are supposed to be, or what side effects can be expected.

Because how could we be expected to be grateful for things which have always been and always will be?

Students may be placed on a learning contract should they not be achieving, and will be expected to meet the conditions of the contract.

An epidemic occurs whenever the number of cases of a particular disease exceeds the number that would normally be expected.

Such a devotion to Christ, was this something special, and not to be expected of all ?

Chindia's complementarities explain why these two massive developing economies have not emerged as major rivals, as might be expected.

Six of the clock genes were suppressed by the cytokine in ways that would, in an actual animal, be expected to promote sleep.

All this explains the dollar's popularity with foreign investors who might otherwise be expected to shun the US.

This was to be expected, the retired special operations aviator said.

The new big boss will be expected to set an example; any leaders showing signs of human frailty will be out on their ears.

Project Model Managers would be expected to perform model management tasks on their behalf, as shown in Figure 12.

If people performed these duties, they would be expected to behave in a certain way and follow moral and ethical guidelines.

The chief cabinet secretary has impeccable nationalist credentials, so might be expected to compound the mess.

At first sight, sprinters might be expected to have more Achilles leverage than average, not less. First sight, however, is wrong.

Macroeconomic data is improving, but is still quite poor, which is perhaps to be expected in a country changing so rapidly.

Given SAWS' experience with other high-risk industries, their investigation can be expected to be thorough.

This slender, small-spiculate species is widespread in tropical Asia and is to be expected elsewhere in S China.

"More carcinogens would be expected to be produced from barbeque than by slow cooking, " says Olver.

You WILL be expected to help out on board in whatever capacity you can.

Products applied with this device may be expected the satisfaction of its users and its competitive power.

He had weight and might be expected to grapple with a disease and throw it.

For parts of the patch, it is hotter than might be expected over several millennia.

Perhaps that's why scientific understanding of clouds has not advanced as much as might be expected.

The basic development costs, like research and design, can be expected to be amortized on sales in many markets.

Beijing might be expected to crow about the impressive growth that has allowed it to eclipse its historical arch-enemy.

For years, Israel had said it could hardly be expected to make concessions in such a dangerously undemocratic region.

Both workers and employers might be expected to agree to large wage increases in times of low employment than in times of high unemployment.

As you will see, people in many different jobs may be expected to do some management tasks, even if that isn't their main focus.

IT management and business stakeholders will need to understand what input and deliverables should be expected at what time.

It cannot be expected to underwrite other countries' deficits indefinitely. So some tightening of fiscal policies is inevitable.

A considerably better graphic performance can be expected in comparison to models with an integrated GMA HD graphic chip, anyway.

Between potatoes' high carbohydrate count and how most of us prepare them (fried, buttered or highly salted in a chip), it's to be expected.

This study shows that the correlation between popularity and influence is weaker than it might be expected.

Plant growth should be expected to be limited by nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) availability in most terrestrial ecosystems.

By extension, if enrollment in HMOs continues to decline, pay for performance might be expected to become less viable.

Protect, rescue, rising wages and a lack of direction cannot be expected.

Soldiers are often left in the dark as to where they will be deployed or what they will be expected to do.

But investors should not be expected to run portfolios on the basis that any given holding may disappear for years on end.

The minister had inquired of Hester, with no little interest, the precise time AT which the vessel might be expected to depart.

Can any Chinese leader be expected to tell his people that China must learn to treat Japan as a respected equal?

Germany seems to be expected to win by a lot of people, but they failed.

This is why Mr Banda, with his slogan of "security, stability and prosperity" , is not the shoo-in that might be expected.

There were also no apparent increases in adverse events that might be expected from giving a drug that inhibits the breakdown of clots.

Students will be expected to work an average of 20 hours a week on independent projects outside of class.

They dreamed a good deal about saints, as might be expected.

However, some weld lines are to be expected where the two flows meet on the opposite side of the impression.

The great cultural renaissance can be expected only in a loose political environment.

Now that your ruling planet Mercury is moving forward again, you may be expected to follow up on some promises that you made recently.

But Ms Li, 41, would not be expected to play a lobbying role for the company in the world's biggest tobacco market, Mr Butcher said.

these forms are highly sterile , as would be expected of triploids and of autotetraploids derived from basic diploids.

Many drugs and pesticides contain tertiary amino groups and could , therefore, be expected to undergo nitrosation in the body .

An increased number of cancer deaths can be expected during the lifetime of persons exposed to radiation from the accident.

Snapping, sudden jolts, and bouncing rock stratas reacting to a sudden release of pressure can be expected all along the Sierras.

Australia's trade minister, Warren Truss, says Washington and Brussels should not be expected to make all the concessions.

Prognosis refers to the possible outcomes of a disease and frequency with which they can be expected to occur.

It can be expected that this algorithm will be of potential application in driving environment sensing and traffic flow analysis.

China is already taking action to restrict the growth, but China cannot be expected to bear the main responsibility.

First, it estimates the daily drop in equity value of this firm that would be expected if the aggregate market falls more than 2%.

A human can be expected to survive for weeks without food, but a thirsty person deprived of water would last a matter of days.

When subjects were asked to guess which friend or relative was calling them, they were far more accurate than would be expected by chance.

What is to be expected from our pursuit of happiness when we find the state of life to be such that happiness itself is the cause of misery?

Since psychological traits depend so much upon experience, it is to be expected that they will reflect it.

The Sales and Marketing manager will report directly to the managing Director and will be expected to develop a strong client base.

Since low maturity organizations rarely clarify the responsibilities of managers, inconsistencies are to be expected.