Sentence examples for become expected of from inspiring English sources

Success in international competition has become expected of the British after the exploits of some of its illustrious Olympians but the positions were reversed at Ascot on Saturday as the home team finished last in the Shergar Cup.

Hardeep Phull of The Independent felt Yeezus less grandiose than previous efforts, elaborating that "Kanye West has emphatically rejected the idea of making another slick hip-hop record precisely because it's what has become expected of him.

These features become expected as part of the standard [or typical] feature load of even the lowest level luxury-brand vehicle".

These things are a given – to us, at least, because we have been to British festivals, and these factors become expected after years of attrition.

Such learning curve performance was so common in aircraft assembly that it became expected as a matter of course.

As college enrollment becomes more expected of high school students — as of October 2011, 68.3 percent of 2011 high school graduates were enrolled in college — the shrinking group of students forgoing college may have other characteristics that are associated with lower wages.

And this is a Republican Party that has yet to come to terms with what it has become and what is expected of a majority party.

The bigger the machines got, the more expensive they became, and more was expected of them.

Once the price of DVD players had dropped sufficiently, PS2's sales became more like those expected of games consoles.

They become what their partner wants them to be, they become what society expects of a "husband" or a "wife," and it's more like I'm adding an identity.

Mr. McNerney of Boeing recommends that work on public policy issues become one of the experiences expected of executives as they rise through ranks toward the chief executive's office.