Sentence examples for be expected to a from inspiring English sources

And she regularly works with largely untested names on first or second features – much more than a star of her status might be expected to – a recent example being Belgian director Bavo Defurne, in whose forthcoming Souvenir she plays a forgotten Eurovision singer on the comeback trail.

The happy ending — or, as happy as can be expected to a saga in which a man tries to have his wife killed — was made possible by three unusually principled hit men, a helpful pastor and one incredibly gutsy woman: Rukundo herself.

Yet this was all to be expected, to a degree.

Although it is to be expected to a certain extent, that doesn't make it any less bothersome when it all gets to be too much.

Characterisation of the residual cells may be expected to a better understanding of the causes of resistance and allow the identification of the means to overcome the resistance.

However, in this case, these extensions would be expected to: a) on average score positively by PhyloCSF (because they would be conserved in other, more ancient lineages), and b) lack upstream stop codons in species other than melanogaster.

This book might be expected to be a big player.

This would be expected to produce a small performance gain.

The combination would be expected to produce an enhanced effect.

They were expected to be a friend not a leader".

A sixth defendant is expected to enter a plea soon.