Sentence examples for expected and often from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this trend reflects the reality that in today's economy, career changes are expected and often welcomed.

This means that most guests need not fear the kind of expected and often prurient questions that are the currency of commercial gotcha interviewers.

More cheerfully, high TCA means the results of getting rid of assholes are invariably less financially damaging than expected and often more than offset by the positive effects - freer flow of ideas, fewer leavers, better morale and more time to spend on customers rather than staying alive.

Such precautions are unusual–executors are expected (and often paid) to handle difficult situations.

Such precautions are unusual executors are expected (and often paid) to navigate difficult situations.

While it is generally expected, and often observed, that closely related populations or species have parallel genetic bases to parallel phenotypes, exceptions are not rare and show that alternative genetic routes can result in similar phenotypes.

"First, the planning system hasn't been updated to reflect the engagement people expect, and often controls process, not quality and design".

Many hospitals have devised detailed scripts that doctors and nurses follow when interacting with patients, telling them what to expect and often extolling the care they are getting.

In short, Facebook's Graph Search lacks the intuitiveness that people increasingly expect — and often get — from Web search engines like Google.

PARENTS have learned to expect, and often dread, two sex talks with their children: the early lesson about the "birds and the bees" and the more delicate discussion of how to navigate a healthy sexual life as a young adult.

"The reality is that we expect and often need to be able to get online 24/7, at home, in an office or on a plane," Julius Genachowski, the F.C.C. chairman, said at a meeting where the commission voted 4 to 0 to begin the necessary steps.