Sentence examples for has always expected from inspiring English sources

But Kyle, 15, has always expected to get his diploma along with the rest of the class of 2004.

"Ireland has always expected that without action our emissions would rise and that our target would be challenging to meet," a statement from the Irish Environment Department said.

"Secretary Kerry has always expected opposition and difficult moments in the process, but he also expects all parties to accurately portray his record and statements," she added pointedly.

"Although boomers and perhaps the media didn't expect much of Gen X, Gen X has always expected the best from themselves," said Dr. Twenge, a member of the cohort herself.

France has always expected immigrants to conform to its Republican model, but a growing social gulf has become evident especially among second-generation children of immigrants from North and West Africa.

Iain Foulkes, CRUK's head of research and innovation, says that the charity has always expected the researchers and institutions it funds to create a positive research culture, but now, the policy requires it.

People have always expected more of him.

Mr. Cui had always expected to have a career as an interpreter, Dr. Lampton said.

I have always expected and still expect to see him succeed".

Boys born to parents living in more comfortable surroundings have always expected to live longer.

Although we've always expected it, they've never come and shut down Mosireen.