Sentence examples for be expected after a from inspiring English sources
Some increase in infrastructure spending was to be expected after a series of floods late last year.
This year, some of the weakening was to be expected after a spurt of activity during an unseasonably warm winter.
There has been no testimony about gunpowder residue on the victim's clothing, which could be expected after a shooting at close range.
Mark O'Reilly Southend United Another middling position in League One is to be expected after a disappointing end to last season from a decent start.
That's a lot lower than might be expected after a normal recession; but after financial crises, when consumers are weighed down by debt, recoveries tend to be anaemic.
Since Trump won, as is to be expected after a shock election result, the blame stick has been hurled far and wide, hitting everyone from white women to black women to poor people to white men to hispanics to the musical Hamilton and the polling guys like Nate Silver.
This indicates a massive wave of users joining and leaving immediately, which is what would be expected after an announcement on 4chan.
The defeat was expected after a first round of voting a week ago, especially after the opposition Socialist Party and its allies made common cause with the Europe Ecology party, running on joint party lists, but it stung nonetheless.
The central bank rate cut had been expected after a slew of disappointing recent economic indicators, including a larger-than-expected 8.3% decline in July exports, weak retail sales growth and slowing industrial production and investment.
Suspensions are expected after a review of videotapes.
