Sentence examples for be expected then from inspiring English sources

As might be expected, then, Ms. Mazzie's Diana is more calmly self-aware than Ms. Ripley's ever was.

If income improvements in origin countries could be expected, then a rather shorter timing action of six months would be available to tourism authorities and private agents in Singapore.

If estimates for spending by consumers, government, and business add up to more than the total of goods and services that can reasonably be expected, then the projection for one or more of these elements must be reduced.

Friends say that Mrs. Reagan's inevitable response when they ask about her husband is that he is doing as well as can be expected, then she quietly reminds them that Alzheimer's is a progressive disease.

I could not be expected then to understand that it was Sassoon's besetting trait to repent of any gesture almost as soon as he had made it, to start wanting to extricate himself from any love affair or other allegiance the moment he had embarked on it.

It's to be expected then, that what it actually took for the country to take Harth and other women's stories of sexual assault seriously was not their own complaints, or a female reporter airing them: it was Trump himself bragging about sexual assault on video.

It was expected then.

We were expected, then, to add the drinks up in our heads.

If no candidate receives more than fifty per cent, as is expected, then there will be a runoff between the top two candidates in mid-June.

Land court president Carmel MacDonald is expected then to take up to six months to decide on her recommendation on the giant mine.

They sent out the first-line forward Jason Spezza as the first shooter, which was expected, then followed with Ruutu and Antoine Vermette.