Sentence examples for expected as a matter from inspiring English sources

Even after the boy, who was named Peter, was put under a child protection plan, his case was regarded as routine "with injuries expected as a matter of course".

The records that followed during the early 1960s maintained a quality that came to be expected as a matter of course, and reflect a London concert repertory that included music by Schubert, Brahms, Dvorak, Tchaikovsky, Debussy, Ravel, brilliant Rossini overtures and memorable performances of the Verdi Requiem - finally committed to disc, with the four Pezzi Sacri, in 1964.

Professional behavior is expected as a matter of course, both with clients and associates.

This can be expected as a matter of course because the two coefficients are interrelated in Eq. (1).

The Batavian government, and its constitution, were particularly disliked by the Consul (no friend of democracy in any case), because of the snub that Amsterdam bankers gave in 1800 to his request for a big loan at the usual generous rate of interest the French expected as a matter of right.

With a support network unlike anything else in America, the children of Harlem can envision a future so many others expect as a matter of course.

But the scandal is also a tale of cultural expectations, dashed on both sides, and a look at an old-school way of doing business in Japan that continues to resist the due diligence and best practices that the corporate West expects as a matter of course.

By reporting box office grosses and development deals -- facts that had been all but unknown to middle America -- "Entertainment Tonight" added Hollywood's vital statistics to a roster of information that TV news audiences now expect as a matter of course.

These days, they expect almost as a matter of course to have to bargain and persuade if they are to limit backbench revolts or avoid sabotage by the House of Lords.

The reformists would expect almost as a matter of routine, fleeing from visiting bike gangs of yobs from the slums, as the only form of interaction with their political opponents!

In some cases, the bride may insist on covering the cost of the dress but don't expect this as a matter of course.