Sentence examples for expected to do everything from inspiring English sources

Countries getting financial support from the Fund cannot be expected to do everything at once, says Mr Köhler.

The UCI give little or no promotion to para-cycling events, Storey points out, and the organisers are expected to do everything themselves.

In this era when most writers are expected to do everything but run the printing presses, self-promotion is so accepted that we hardly give it a second thought.

My parents' attitude was that I should do everything my siblings did, and when I went to pre-school, I was expected to do everything the other kids could.

GPs are expected to do everything from prescribe drugs and infant feeds for small babies at the request of paediatricians to complex drug regimes for the terminally ill, we deal with a huge range of people and problems daily.

While many cable channels offer entertainment alternatives, the broadcasters, because their stations receive licenses from the government to use the public airwaves, have always been expected to do everything possible to give the debates the widest possible coverage.

But the building's owners, she said, want the minipark "to be a wonderful amenity for the community and expect to do everything we can to make it such".

Don't expect to do everything right, right from the start.

He is expected to do almost everything for the Heat — rebound, defend players who are bigger or quicker, run the offense and lead fast breaks.

Foreign players are expected to do "pretty much everything," according to Ronnie Magsanoc, assistant coach for the Purefoods Chunkee Giants.

We're increasingly expected to "do our homework" about everything.