Sentence examples for but fairly expected from inspiring English sources

It was sad — but fairly expected — that last quarter, the first full three-month period for the G6, LG warned that the phone wasn't selling as well as it had expected.

So far so fairly expected, you might say, but matchday one did offer some shiny, genuine newness in other quarters.

He cannot be fairly expected to act out of character, but it might yet be that his greater contentment will allow his character to come to the fore.

When does a musician become well-known enough to count as a solution the solver can be fairly expected to know?

This is a fairly expected feature for a 360 camera, and will allow you to start and stop recording from your app over Bluetooth.

It's true that this is one program and therefore just one creator's point of view, and that no single creation can be fairly expected to reflect the entirety of a community that, like any other, is varied and complex and multi-dimensional.

If Romney is elected, there will be tension between his inner pragmatist and the stubborn extremists in his own party, but we can fairly expect a rollback of universal health care in favor of the rough marketplace, and at least a partial dismantling of regulations on banks, extractive industries and whatever other industries squeal about job-killing red tape.

But as the prison's 10-year anniversary approaches, I think we can fairly expect its enormous costs to just keep rising.

What can we fairly expect of Peyton Manning 2.0?

They should be allowed to continue their studies, as any other student would fairly expect.

How much art or rigor can one fairly expect from a centenarian who says he uses witticisms to beat back "Uncle Al," his term for Alzheimer's?