Sentence examples for could really be expected from inspiring English sources

Jared Iorio, who will take part, said that while the ILWU was not supporting the action, "nothing else could really be expected".

Time had passed, however – and the network's mesh had frayed… which was also understandable, given nobody could really be expected to fully grasp another's …terms of endearment.

However, whether such a dissociation could really be expected is still unclear, as the literature reports divergent findings.

In lung cancer, in contrast, the only therapy that could really be expected to bring any prospect of longer-term survival was (and still is) surgery, following increasingly routinized pathways that separated operable from nonoperable patients.

But even if Mendy were fit, could he really be expected to match Kanté's contribution?

Could he really be expected to perform her job as well as his own?

Faced with such a stark financial reality, could they really be expected to go against their own interests?

The high/low point was probably the evidence given by the former Daily Mirror editor Piers Morgan, who was keen to support the apparently widely held view that senior executives could not really be expected to know what was going on in their organisations.

Of course what they don't know, couldn't really be expected to guess, is that I only do it (a bombing run, as we now call it) on evenings that coordinate with Gary's schedule so that he can get to the tape in the early AM and erase the ugly truth from the video records.

(Candace really is expecting a baby).

Who could really be surprised?