Sentence examples for expected of its from inspiring English sources

A Saints statement read: "The club has taken swift and proper action for what it considers a breach of the conduct expected of its players".

Post said both EA and Activision outperformed expectations during the challenging quarter, with EA selling $25 million more than expected of its Madden and NCAA Football products.

From the age of six months, when he was first enrolled in the school, he had hit every mark that Pathways expected of its pupils — walking, talking, divesting, monetizing, programming, augmenting — and so it was all the more shocking to find himself face-to-face with an almost nine-year-old so absolutely blind, so lost, so developmentally debased.

"You know, there are quiet times in the life of a nation when little is expected of its leaders.

She interpreted the stop at a Christian place of worship as a subtle clue about what the University expected of its student body.

All to be expected of its writers, too: Terence Winter of The Sopranos, Boardwalk Empire and The Wolf of Wall Street and Breaking Bad's George Mastras.

This anthology is ambitious – in scope, biographical apparatus and in what it expects of its translators.

Bernhardt's Mr. Helling expects to sell 10,000 chairs annually, twice what it expects of its hundred other models.

It represents, if you like, an attempt to set down what the Guardian thinks you, its readers, expect of its staff journalists and the freelances who write for it.

Knowing the G.P.A. that a school expects of its merit winners says little unless you also know where it sets its curve — essentially, its median grade.

"Certainly that is what England expects of its scribes.