Examples of using Can be expected in English and their translations into Hebrew
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If death is final, a rational agent can be expected to value his life highly and be reluctant to risk it.
of experiencing a miscarriage, the next period can be expected, which could have a heavier period than usual.
For all these reasons it can be expected that, initially, Iran's efforts will be invested in removing the burden of sanctions and becoming stronger,
team work and what result of sales can be expected in the short term.
Computer simulations show that Jupiter is the only planet massive enough to capture one, and that this can be expected to occur once every sixty million years.
The experience of the users show that no side effects can be expected here.
This trend can be expected to have a positive effect on pricing and, possibly, on the quality of social services.
it's C+, with the comment,"Good as can be expected.".
varying performance can be expected as opposed with all the conductors being present.
If a conflict occurs and a strike happens, anything can be expected, including the use of nuclear weapons.
because nothing more can be expected of it.
If death is final, a rational agent can be expected to value his life highly and be reluctant to risk it.
how they differ from current treatments, and what can be expected from the treatments and trials.
shows that- given certain assumptions- all auctions can be expected to raise the same amount of cash for the seller.
I think there is a limit to the nonsense and all the slander that can be heard and can be expected from a coalition member.
but what else can be expected of Hollywood?
This lady is deeply serious about Christianity-- more so than can be expected of a human being.
I wanted to create an online air-quality management platform that would uncover trends in pollution and project into the future to determine what outcomes can be expected.
As long as the monks establish these seven things in themselves, they can be expected to prosper and not to decline.
As long as the monks establish these seven things in themselves, they can be expected to prosper, not to decline.