Sentence examples for contemporary expected from inspiring English sources

The main aim of this data is to provide contemporary expected normal post-mortem organ weights for age in infancy and to provide ranges which can be used to identify clearly pathological processes; any variance in organ weights due to the factors noted above are therefore likely to be of little significance in routine clinical practice.

Coleridge really idled only in comparison to the superhuman achievements his contemporaries expected of him.

Because it is vastly more likely that Jesus' contemporaries expected his imminent return to earth and the inauguration of the kingdom of God — a time, in first-century Jewish thought, that would be marked, among other things, by a final triumph of Israel over its foes and a general resurrection of the dead.

Many contemporary critics expected the film to be a "trendsetter" but it failed to inspire many thematically similar films in Tamil.

Unlike some of his contemporaries who expected a short conflict, Kitchener foresaw a much longer war requiring hundreds of thousands of enlistees.

Performers who play a lot of contemporary music expect composers to challenge their technical skills.

This is what subscribers, typically wary of contemporary music, expect and deserve.

Sacks's case histories lack the meticulous measurements and experimental detail that contemporary science expects of its practitioners.

Contemporary societies expect a range of services (including of carbon sequestration) to be supplied from forest ecosystems.

You can't mix gospel and contemporary and expect it to really come out straight.

Don't expect a contemporary look – carpeted accommodation has dark, oversized wooden furniture and retro bedspreads – but comfort comes in spades for the price.