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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a lot is expected" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when indicating that high standards or significant outcomes are anticipated from someone or something. Example: "As the project manager, I want to remind everyone that a lot is expected from us in this upcoming presentation."
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So a lot is expected of her.
A lot is expected of natural wines, partly because of the term's connotations of purity.
Let's hope Giornetti had a relaxing vacation; a lot is expected from him.
When you have that much talent, a lot is expected of you.
In ballet you are portraying a story that has already been told, so a lot is expected".
A lot is expected of the Pride, which joins the powerful Atlantic 10 conference this season, this season.
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"A lot was expected of him there.
Harvey said he understood a lot was expected of him.
A lot was expected from the "new political landscape" in Spain.
Turns out there are even more Upper East Siders shopping at the Manhattan Costco than had been expected (and a lot were expected), but there are also plenty of people from Harlem, Morningside Heights, the Bronx and beyond.
She was noticeable partly, 'I suppose,' she says wearily, 'because I don't look like most MPs.' A lot was expected of her, not all of which has come to pass.
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