Sentence examples for expected to be satisfied from inspiring English sources

But later on he pulled me aside and told me that while he'd expected to be satisfied with what he ate, he hadn't expected to be thrilled.

Therefore, requirements (1)–(3) are expected to be satisfied.

This demand is expected to be satisfied through the efficient renewable energy in the near future.

Although the demand is expected to be satisfied completely after the first year of the investor's engagement, an overall percentage of demand coverage of 95.1 % results.

Accordingly, the controller does not guarantee any purity or yield value, but simply that the withdrawn window of the product is centered in a specific region of the UV chromatogram where the purity specifications are expected to be satisfied.

As shown in the "EU Energy Road Map 2050 [2]], it was forecast that more than 55% of global energy demand is expected to be satisfied by renewable energy sources by 2050.

There are many copies of The Origin of Species online: nonetheless, as I will explain, all fail to meet standards which both general and scholarly readers ought to expect to be satisfied by a digital work suitable for everyday use.

It is almost as if they expect me to be satisfied just with admittance.

The novelist's own destiny will have him perish in a comically gruesome manner, expecting us to be satisfied.

"How could anybody, in their wildest imagination, expect us to be satisfied with a spring season that left eighty per cent of hunters unable to get a license?" Perici Calascione said.

But it is hardly reasonable for the Chilean political class to expect citizens to be satisfied with being better off than their Argentine, Peruvian and Bolivian neighbors when the record commodity prices that have fueled the boom in Chile's exports make them dream of living like Singaporeans or South Koreans.