Sentence examples for expected they are from inspiring English sources
As might be expected, they are mostly charities providing debt advice, family breakdown services, housing advice, and mental health advice.
SAN FRANCISCO — Lines at a courthouse are kind of like hurt feelings in a divorce: they are expected, they are unavoidable, but, hopefully, they are dealt with quickly.
And, as might be expected, they are brimming with two of the necessary ingredients of success: ideas and money.First, the money.
But even so, that team will not be expected to contend next season, and if you're Ryan, and you are coaching for your job, you can't be blamed for feeling unnerved by all of these changes, however expected they are.
It seems that 2011 has become the year of living dangerously (for the government) and discontentedly (for the public), as rising inflation adds to the pain of Mr Osborne's austerity programme.Still, while the obstacles to recovery might be even greater than had been expected, they are not insuperable.
That is not to say that Wales are destined to follow in the footsteps of past European champions such as Denmark and Greece by going on to surprise everyone and win the damn thing next year, but at the very least Coleman's side could prove to be awkward opponents and a country to avoid if, as expected, they are placed in pot four in the draw.
In the spring, as expected, they were denied parole.
As expected, they're good.
As one might expect, they are proud of the fact.
