Sentence examples for are rather expected to from inspiring English sources
It is highly unlikely that such liquids reach shallow levels to give carbonatitic rocks; they are rather expected to progressively dilute in the primary arc melts and to provide a "pyroxenitic" geochemical signature for the source region of arc magmas.
In a closed population, they are rather expected to fade out in the next decades or, in case of a sporadic origin, may remain at a very low level.
Finally, in the cell as a computer paradigm, because the OS of the cell needs to manage many nanomachines, it is rather expected to be of the object-oriented type (i.e. managing resources inside data files).
The differences observed between the models were rather expected.
Apparently the shop owner stages these informal gigs regularly; by the time the eclectic programme has finished, I am rather expecting an invite to sleep over.
So for the "Death in Varanasi" sequence you're rather expecting some kind of resolution to Jeff and Laura's relationship.
"I was rather expecting that they might ask one to be done," he said.
Churton Collins reported this moment of approbation to his mother with pleasure and some surprise; it seems that he rather expected to be overlooked.
Of note, these approaches are not mutually exclusive, but rather are expected to be synergistic.
However, relationships between variables can rather be expected to be the same for responders and non-responders.
