Sentence examples for become expected that from inspiring English sources

Even the many Japanese troubled by their country's past feel that its suffering at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, for example—is forgotten.It has become expected that the sitting Japanese prime minister will issue a statement about the war to mark each tenth anniversary of Japan's surrender, which is commemorated in Japan on August 15th.

That's easy to say, but it's become expected that you'll be connected all the time in your job, your social life, your education.

As the system is implemented and becomes familiar, it will become expected that everyone will get health coverage and that the government will either provide it or pay for a portion of the coverage.

In a development that has become expected at this picturesque but puddle-filled event, rain and high winds forced today's first-round play of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am to be suspended.

The scrambled timeline and delay in keeping reporters in the loop is a standard of practice that has become expected, and even synonymous, with the Clintons.

Learning to appreciate the things that can easily become expected, is the latter.

The difficulty comes when scientists become expected to either support or denounce that judgment purely on the basis of science.

A change in the routines that the ANs welcomed was that they became expected to assist in the morning rounds.

They do this so many times that it becomes expected, and is made a part of the ceremony.

As enterprises started adopting various container technologies faster than anybody expected, that became an issue and companies like Docker started making security a priority.

As additional and higher coverage genome assemblies become available, we expect that further analysis using computational approaches will reveal whether RIP-like hypermutation patterns exist in the Ustilaginomycotina and Agaricomycotina.