Sentence examples for course to be expected from inspiring English sources

This is, of course, to be expected from the analytical consideration.

This is, of course, to be expected: Amazon's wafer-thin-margin business model is predicated on economies of scale, so it doesn't make much sense to run different organizations within it in ways contrary to that.

Late arrivals are of course to be expected when it comes to Kickstarter projects, but du Preez said that the response of backers, both friendly and unfriendly, surprised him.

This is of course to be expected in a prequel, heck, it's to be wanted.

Trump's disregard of Ramirez's claims against Kavanaugh and his assertion that the Democrats are responsible for the Kavanaugh controversy is of course to be expected.

This is of course to be expected as both transposons and phages actively multiply their domains.

It's beautiful, which of course is to be expected.

This failing of course is to be expected, as JODI's early work lived and breathed the aesthetic of the software.

It is, of course, not to be expected that ADH can be diagnosed based on cytological specimens.

This change in course was not to be expected from Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio.

But, of course, that's to be expected.