Sentence examples for expected to be overly from inspiring English sources

To add insult to injury, working mothers are expected to be overly flexible and available for all evening meetings, make every weekend deadline, and drop everything for a client.

Note, however, that LD measures might be used to detect admixture [ 32], i.e. a population originating from the mixture of individuals from different populations, because the targeted pattern is not expected to be overly influenced by low allele frequencies.

These are the proportion of each cortical region that is reached by the tractography algorithm and the proportion of the total cortical volume reached by the tractography algorithm that is contained within each cortical region; neither of these is expected to be overly influenced by streamline count.

These statistics tell a story of worrying decline among an audience that one would not expect to be overly concerned about spending an extra quid a week on such a fundamental purchase.

So I am making up my mind to not expect to be overly appreciated for a job that only I truly understand to it's depths.

Furthermore, dysregulation is expected to be a higher order property of regulatory networks, and thus not overly sensitive to the choice of biomarkers (Cohen et al., 2013).

Yet teammates do not expect him to be overly nervous against the Texans.

"Because if there's one product where I would expect people to be overly emotional, it would be child safety".

We shouldn't expect startups to be overly keen to dole out equity either.

He did not expect the Police Department to be overly burdened because the race is on a Sunday, when street traffic is limited.

They expect government agencies to be overly cautious and inefficient, potentially moving full implementation out eighteen months and imposing requirements that are expensive and impractical.