Sentence examples for expected to do difficult from inspiring English sources
You'll be expected to do difficult and daring things with a high-performance aircraft bristling with weapons, and then there's the whole business of enemies trying their best to blow you out of the sky should hostilities break out, the eventuality of which is, after all, why there are fighter pilots to begin with.
Brokers said much of the activity was being generated by companies that might logically be expected to do well despite difficult economic times, or even because of them: pharmaceutical companies, law firms, finance and mortgage companies, and real estate service concerns.
It is something that organisations are increasingly expected to do, yet it can be difficult to know where to begin.
"It's difficult to comprehend today a society where people were expected to do things other than gratify themselves".
And that has a lot to do with the fact that when we expect perfection of ourselves, and we expect to do something, regardless of how difficult it is or how new it is to us, when we expect to do it perfectly right out of the gate, we make tons of mistakes.
Although the current prototype does not have a casing, as work continues it is not expected to be difficult to procure a satisfactory enclosure.
"The kind of breakneck reform that people outside India expect India to do is very difficult," said Mahesh Rangarajan, a political analyst.
It is not expected to be a difficult one.
