Sentence examples for be expected during an from inspiring English sources

Such jabs are to be expected during an election campaign.

As might be expected during an election year, reaction to Mr. Bloomberg's speech was often shaped by political interests.

Soil moisture tension in the lower part of the soil remained high and did not drop, as it would be expected during an infiltration event (Fig. 3).

I realize that "droves" is an imprecise word and, moreover, that out-migration from a dot-com boomtown such as San Francisco was to be expected during an economic bust.

This international survey provides insight into what might be expected during an influenza pandemic.

Furthermore, in order to measure change in levels of confidence over a period of time, the instruments must be sensitive enough to capture the levels of change in confidence that can reasonably be expected during an internship.

A commercial like that would not typically be expected during a Seahawks game, he added, "but it's in context — not in the context of the show, but in the context of her behavior".

It added that the performance of the global economy was worse than its long-term average and weaker than would be expected during a recovery in the developed world and amid potential for a period of catch-up in emerging economies.

James M. Callahan, an engineer and a vice president of Arcadis, which designed the barrier, said the wall's height was determined by the six-foot flooding that can be expected during a 100-year storm, plus two feet for storm surge, plus one foot to account for the anticipated rise of sea levels by 2050.

All of this is to be expected during a recession.

Although progressive muscular fatigue might be expected during a continuous event, that does not appear to be the case as muscular fatigue has been found to stabilize by around 12 h during a 24-h treadmill run [24].