Sentence examples for expected to do too from inspiring English sources

"But it was apparent some of our people were stretched too thin and expected to do too much.

What explains this contradiction?In the Atlantic, Ta Nehisi Coates argues that part of the reason is simply that police officers are expected to do too much.

He came to Notre Dame from Stanford, where he won a lot of football games with teams that weren't expected to do too much.

At the same time, however, 60% think that Britain is expected to do too much internationally, while 54% think Britain should spend less on aid.

Atrocities like the New Jersey starvation case almost always begin with caseworkers who are expected to do too much with too few resources, and a state or local government that is strapped for money.

A new study by Ipsos Mori, in collaboration with the Global Institute for Women's Leadership at King's College London (of which I am the chair) and International Women's Day, has found that while a third of British men think they are being expected to do too much to support women's equality, far more – half – do not.

France and Italy are expected to do so too.

Villagers are expected to do their part, too.

We are all so programmed, so eager to know what we are expected to do next, that all too often we don't realize that we are the architects of our own destiny.

Mr. Paciocco took the slow start on Friday in stride; he had done good business in the days leading up to Thanksgiving, and he expected to do well at Christmas, too.

But there's something about Chara that Rangers fans aren't used to thinking about when it comes to what defensemen are expected to do: he plays offense too.