Example sentences of "is expect take [adj] " in BNC.
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1 | Demolition of the flats is expected to take six weeks . |
2 | The work is expected to take six months . |
3 | After the initial ‘ lessons in wizardry ’ , the child is expected to take increasing responsibility for its actions and to co-operate with others in everyday activities . |
4 | The work is expected to take eight to 12 weeks . |
5 | The relocation is expected to take two weeks . |
6 | The survey is expected to take two months to complete and will be carried out through questionnaires sent to venture capitalists and advisers throughout the EC . |
7 | The Argus will leave with the helicopters on board next week and is expected to take seven days to reach the Croatian port of Split . |
8 | Well 204/20–1 was spudded by the drilling rig Ocean Valiant on September 14 and is expected to take 35 days . |
9 | The inquiry , ordered by bosses at Clwyd County Council , is expected to take another year . |
10 | Electronic Data Systems Corp has won a 10-year contract from Southland Corp to install as many as 4,000 automated teller machines in 7-11 stores across the US : installation will begin in June and the process is expected to take three years to complete and the General Motors Corp subsidiary will manage processing , administration , fulfillment and enhancement of the kit . |
11 | In response , the Lord Chancellor established a review of the financial conditions for legal aid in November 1989 , which is expected to take three years to complete its work . |
12 | The case is expected to take three days . |
13 | The operation is expected to take several months . |
14 | Work is expected to take several years . |
15 | The procedure is expected to take 2 hrs . |
16 | The project , which is expected to take some 18 months to complete , will enable all library staff to have access through the online catalogue to up-to-date information on all periodicals and newspaper titles currently received , including the date of the last issue received , and , in most cases , the expected date of the next issue . |