Sentence examples for be expected from the from inspiring English sources

"But this is to be expected from the Americans".

What else can be expected from "the Berkley Bunch" but dribble!

But for northern England, little can be expected from the reshuffle.

The worst behaviour is to be expected from the British, Irish and Danes.

Something special can be expected, from the performances and from the encounter.

This sort of talk might be expected from the political camps.

But it's doubtful how much can be expected from the latest initiative in Algiers.

As can be expected from the production system I've described, cows in Guatemala don't make much milk.

Langville and Meyer also describe what can and can't be expected from the most widely used systems.

In solutions of polymers, the polarographic diffusion current is higher than it would be expected from the macro-viscosity.

The rough deposits obtained outside this showed preferred (220) orientations as could be expected from the orientation theory.