Sentence examples for expected to be reasonably from inspiring English sources

When Make Do & Mend ("we make things and mend things," says Pippa Bray, the shop's owner) opened its doors in 2002, they had expected to be reasonably busy.

But both are expected to be reasonably proficient in every job in the plant that is, generally speaking, at the same level as their own job.

loan will raise the confidence of foreign and domestic investors, and the major donors are now expected to be reasonably generous, Pakistani economists said.

For the first time, we demonstrate the existence of three regions of spherical hyperheavy nuclei centered around (Z∼138, N∼230), (Z∼156, N∼310) and (Z∼174, N∼410) which are expected to be reasonably stable against spontaneous fission.

As for football analogies, over a season (38 days) predictions are expected to be reasonably accurate, as are those of the MO.

Unlike the RX-7, which evolved into an impractical, cramped, two-seat sports car, the RX-8 has four doors (the rear pair open backwards) and four seats, and is expected to be reasonably priced and fast.

Having confessed, he says, he expected to be treated reasonably and to pay some kind of penalty.

The former England captain will go back to being an executive director of the club, with a new team director expected to be appointed reasonably swiftly.

This implies that six-tenths of the population +60 and -70 years and one-third of the population +70 to -80 can be expected to be in reasonably good physical and mental health and capable of leading an active life.

Honda has a new engine coming for the second test and it is expected to be a reasonably significant improvement.

Indeed HPV testing was offered only to married women, who were expected to be a reasonably good proxy of sexually active women in this conservative society.