Sentence examples for expected to be bad from inspiring English sources

They have almost always been good when they were expected to be bad (1997, 2000) and bad when they were expected to be good (1998, 2001).

The next few years are expected to be bad for commercial real estate largely because the rosy predictions made when the buildings were purchased in 2005 and 2006 have not come true.

Sales results aren't expected to be bad everywhere, however.

The numbers are expected to be bad.

Supporters of immigration reform are gearing up for what many expect to be bad news out of a federal court in Brownsville, Texas.

Juan's role is one of Moonlight's most profound, as it shows the audience that just like anyone else, black men even those that you might expect to be bad, like drug dealers—have the ability to be good people.

This year, turnout is expected to be as bad, or worse.

There were worries that with more rainfall expected there could be another surge in flooding; however, it is now not expected to be as bad as first thought.

Air Bernie had been flying all day to escape what was always expected to be a bad night in the deep south.

In a celebratory column about the Ryan plan in the Washington Post, titled "Fiscal Medicine Man," Robert Novak, the late conservative writer, predicted, "After what is expected to be another bad G.O.P. defeat in the 2008 congressional elections, Ryan, McCarthy, and Cantor could constitute the party's new House leadership".

Gov. Mark Sanford headed out of state for personal time with his wife, as the two try to reconcile, and skipped a meeting with a top economic adviser ahead of what is expected to be more bad economic news, including rising unemployment.