Sentence examples for expect that everything from inspiring English sources

Now Macfarlane is researching the screenplay for a film about the Arctic, where "I expect that everything I've read about the place is going to be radically disrupted.

The same citizen is also entitled, however, to expect that everything possible is done to organize and operate those services in a responsible manner.

If one or more members of a set of paralogous genes experience a period of accelerated evolution, one might expect that, everything else being equal, this would have the effect of elevating the substitution levels between those genes and their orthologs above those characteristic of singletons.

— they will continue to expect that everything will go right.

But it would be wrong to expect that everything will turn around just because war stopped".

Whilst we can never eliminate risk entirely, we are all entitled to expect that everything that can be done is being done to prevent these offenders from reoffending".

Culture Secretary Maria Miller said the public expected that everything possible was being done to remove "absolutely abhorrent" material - including images of child abuse - from the web.

But that differentiation hands Facebook an incredible opportunity: in the Facebook environment, it's not only accepted but expected that everything you do is customized for you alone.

In life one comes to expect a certain level of familiarity, of comfort, of knowing and expecting that everything will remain exactly the same day after day.

Believing the game's assets to be good individually, but not yet satisfactory as a whole, Mikami expected that everything would coalesce in the three months leading up to the projected May 1997 release date.

JOANNA C. VALENTE: I feel like our current culture expects that everything we do, whether it is the art we make or the tweets we post, are really "us".