Sentence examples for but cannot be expected from inspiring English sources

"The entire nation would pray for her speedy recovery, but cannot be expected to shy away from raising these awkward questions".

People who change careers often find a welcome in school districts, but cannot be expected to solve the teacher shortage problem by themselves.

At each stage the individual has the option of stepping off the conveyor, but cannot be expected to do so unless society finds a way of providing exit points and lending a helping hand.

Like other scientific journals, Science has long taken the position that its reviewing procedures work well but cannot be expected to detect deliberate fraud, and therefore no change is necessary.

In effect, the RTM as applied here is a qualitative guide to trends, but cannot be expected to quantitatively reproduce the experimental results.

Such practices may increase the number of articles in a language, but cannot be expected to contribute to an increase in "good articles" (Good_articles 2014).

He is undoubtedly England's most gifted forward but he cannot be expected to do it all the time.

But they cannot be expected to do so unless Corbyn offers a change in style and leadership.

But doctors cannot be expected to do what the law prohibits, even when they know it is in the best interests of their patients.

"Some cell carriers have been complying with such requests, but they cannot be expected to continue to do so as it is outside the scope of the law," the advisory said.

One of the most glaring examples is energy policy (see article).Japanese people have shown they can conserve energy when they have to, but they cannot be expected to work night shifts for ever.