Collocations with "be expected to"

Used when an announcement is anticipated.

Indicates that the generation of something is anticipated or predicted.

it is thought that it will reduce

indicates a forecast or prediction that something will exceed a value

Indicates that there is an expectation or requirement to supply something.

used to indicate a social or official expectation to follow rules

it is anticipated that it will continue

Indicates that the release of something is anticipated to happen.

indicates a future prediction of a sharp increase

Indicates a general expectation that something will start.

Indicates a future prediction or forecast of increase or development.

it is predicted that something will increase

when there is an assumption that someone will participate

Used when there is an obligation or general assumption that someone will perform.

Indicates a general belief or prediction that a person or team will be defeated.

Indicates a future expectation that a situation will get worse.

Expected or scheduled to open at a certain time.

be thought likely to succeed someone in a role

Used when a reduction in speed is anticipated.