Sentence examples for expected often from inspiring English sources

Highly intelligent, with a voice honed by nicotine and late-night rants, Subversa refused to take the expected, often requisite, left-wing stance.

It broke down too often, could not stay over targets as long as expected, often lost communication links in the rain and was hard to operate, the report said.

Wins are expected often this season in this isolated northwest corner of California, one reason Humboldt has held on to its pricey football team while other colleges in the state have folded theirs.

Markets shoot up when least expected, often sharply.

Modern healthcare systems frequently demand what has been called hyper-efficient radiology, where almost instantaneous interpretation of large datasets by radiologists is expected, often in patients with multiple co-morbidities, and sometimes for clinicians whose in-depth knowledge of the patients is limited or suboptimal [35].

Strains with this phenotype are, as expected, often misclassified.

Descriptive headlines that tell a reader exactly what to expect often work well.

But then many see no point in integrating, since they expect, often wrongly, that they will one day go back to China.

He said that over the next year, all 170 paid-for Johnston Press titles would be relaunched and to expect often significant price increases along with redesigns.

These additions to training would more closely reflect the expected but often unwritten tasks of CHWs than the often medical oriented training that is currently offered.

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