Sentence examples for generally been expected from inspiring English sources

This week's unexpected jump in consumer confidence may mean that the economy is starting to recover sooner than had generally been expected.

But there are some signs that the next set of changes could come sooner and be more dramatic than has generally been expected.

Earlier rumours have suggested it will have a polycarbonate body, however, while the internals have generally been expected to remain the same as the Lumia 920.

Territorial intrusions by extra-group males and petal displays have been described for eight of the nine Australian Malurus species [ 9], and therefore high EPP has generally been expected for all fairy-wrens (e.g., [ 9, 13, 14]).

The school expects his request to be granted, although Ivy athletes generally are expected to complete their athletic eligibility in four years.

He was showing signs, that is, of precisely the kind of systemic functioning that the brain dead would generally be expected to lack.

Scott D. Waddle, conducted only a cursory check, one shorter than would generally be expected before surfacing quickly in a maneuver called an emergency main ballast blow, naval officials said.

Good heat transfer can generally be expected for longer stents and lower blood velocity.

On the other hand, species that are relatively distantly related would generally be expected to have more differences between their amino acid sequences for a particular protein.

Of course, some inherent loss in performance can generally be expected by reducing dimensionality, though the attendant reduction in computation often easily justifies the trade-off.

Mechanisms governing thermal stability of nanocrystalline metal alloys have typically been classified as either "kinetic" or "thermodynamic", although both should generally be expected to manifest at the same time and either act constructively, or compete.