Sentence examples for expect to be too from inspiring English sources

"Don't expect to be too impressed by the clothes," he mutters at intervals.

Mathematically Saracens are only one of four sides who can overhaul Northampton, but the Londoners are in pole position and will expect to be too strong for minnows Connacht, not withstanding the Irish province's famous win away to Toulouse  earlier in the competition.

Every year I expect to be too old for them, but still can't help but be in awe Fourth of July fireworks.

However, domestic renewable based electricity generation is expected to be too limited to support e-mobility.

If NGDP is expected to be too high, rates go up; too low, and rates go down.

Monetary policy would then react as it does now, easing when NGDP growth was expected to be too sluggish and tightening when it was expected to be too exuberant.

Most of the surface of the neutron star is expected to be too cool to produce X-rays, but it should produce optical and ultraviolet radiation.

As a recent Green Blog post by Matthew Wald explained, the medical effects are expected to be too weak and widely dispersed to measure.

This is because cuts in CO2 are expected to be too slow to hit zero emissions quickly enough, so the overshoot has to be recaptured later by NETs.

And with Europe not expected to be too great a distraction, the manager will hope that a clear and energetic focus on the Premier League will pay dividends.

The famous eye gouging, which might be expected to be too much for children, is handled with playful humor that keeps it gross enough to be icky without actually being scary.