Sentence examples for be expected when a from inspiring English sources

But this is to be expected when a president has a 40-something approval rating.

But rising prices are to be expected when a team from the old National Football League wins the title.

This long-term result is hardly to be expected when a child is forced to study under threats.

And perhaps the change was inevitable — to be expected when a shopping-spree nation trades a glut of credit for layoffs and furloughs.

Things have been light and airy around here, but that is to be expected when a trifecta of wonderful soccer-related things occur.

One thing leads to another, as might be expected when a man as pretty as Mr. Bernal starts romancing a 16-year-old virgin with a domineering father, and behind the wheel of a 1969 Cougar no less.

The results indicate that the greatest enhancement in channel cooling can be expected when an Al2O3 water nanofluid is used.

In this context, maximum impacts would be expected when an intervention encompasses all three levels of the model, and when interventions at each level are functioning in concert.

The decay in blocking efficacy further compounds the decay in killing efficacy, as would be expected when an ITN develops holes.

We hypothesise that mechanical stimulation of the embryonic skeletal system impacts expression levels of genes implicated in a variety of regulatory pathways and biological processes, as would be expected when an integrated regulatory system is disturbed.

While the 100 officers at Ashokan are currently working 12-hour shifts, Mr. Varieur said, more department recruits are expected when a $30 million plan is passed by the New York City Council.