Sentence examples for be expected but that from inspiring English sources

The popular Taos Inn near the plaza is funkier than might be expected, but that's the allure of adobe; it cracks and leans.

Of course, we can debate whether that's the right approach — this being the Internet, that's to be expected — but that's the gist of the Supreme Court's applicable decision in Davis v. United States.

It was to be expected, but that doesn't make it any less newsworthy: Nokia is really taking a beating on the public markets right now.

If the trait was controlled by multiple genes, a range of intermediate phenotypes between both parental phenotypes might be expected, but that was not the case.

Mr. Kerry said this week that Mr. Netanyahu had been clear that some announcements about settlement building could be expected but that he had agreed not to disturb the potential for progress in the peace process.

An important contribution of this study is that newly retired people are not as active as could be expected but that the car remains important in order to meet new time-space constraints upon retirement.

The suspensions had been expected, but that did not keep Rodriguez from expressing his displeasure at baseball's reasoning yesterday.

Some 200 guests are expected, but that is the least of Mr. Bantz's concerns: Three days before the ball his date announced she wouldn't be attending.

Libyan elections are expected, but that's a whole other can of worms.

Libyan elections are expected, but that's a whole other can of worms I don't feel like eating any worms today.

The boat that eventually pulls up is much smaller and older than I'd been expecting, but that only adds to the sense of adventure.