Sentence examples for been able to expect from inspiring English sources

He has been disastrously let down by news managers twice and, without the support he should have been able to expect to get on top of the crisis, it will now fall to someone else to implement the "thorough and radical" change Lord Patten accepts is required to the structure and culture of BBC management.

Either way, the fact that Elin could also "go nuclear" and ensure that gory details of her 34-year-old former husband's serial infidelity ends up being shared with the prurient world has given her far more leverage in the recent negotiations than she might normally have been able to expect.

"You should be able to expect some privacy".

Patients should be able to expect high quality medical care to help alleviate symptoms.

Would they be able to expect treatment on par with that of Texas and Florida?

"We are one, and you should be able to expect that out of your candidates".

And they should be able to expect a swift and effective response.

They too should be able to expect that British films and British television reflect their lives.

Koum, its founder, has said users should be able to expect that security is a given, not a bonus feature.

Children from all areas deserve and should be able to expect the same opportunities as any others".

Its typical shopper may not have a doorman, but may be able to expect US-style supercharged customer service.