Sentence examples for expected so as from inspiring English sources

But Byton says it's all about offering up smart features that work as expected so as to keep focus on the road, and many of these infotainment offerings are meant for passenger use, not the driver's — and for a future time in which autonomous driving features mean even when behind the wheel you could indulge in a bit of movie watching or catching up on your health and wellness stats.

This wasn't the sun-soaked destination I'd expected so much as the brooding Caribbean of Blackbeard and Calico Jack.

It's not the comment itself that is surprising – though to hear the next editor of the New York Times wax lyrical about her passion for dogs is not exactly what I had expected – so much as the way she says it.

The admitted document destruction was not unusual either, Carmichael says, in that it comes out of a longstanding "cultural view" within the big five firms "that it is OK to clean up the work papers even" if litigation might be expected so long as the firm has not yet been issued a subpoena.

As cytotoxic irritation will only occur at concentrations clearly above those leading to sensory irritation, a carcinogenic action is not to be expected so long as sensory irritation is avoided.

Shareholders were concerned that the tech group's growth was not as meteoric as expected, so they sold down the stock.

9 37am: movie content sales not working as great as expected, so today launching "iTunes Movie Rentals".

But the economic recovery has not been as strong as expected, so Mr Osborne has had to squeeze in extra cuts for 2015/16, taking us beyond the next general election.

That was to be expected so it comes as no shock to me, but Verizon chose not to include their music app, which comes as a shock.

But the update was much as expected, so the share reaction has so far been positive.

Here is an early look at what to expect this weekend, though because almost nothing has happened as expected so far this season, it may be of dubious worth.