Sentence examples for has become expected to from inspiring English sources

Recently, however, natural gas hydrate (NGH) has become expected to be more affordable than liquefied natural gas (LNG) in terms of the cost of establishing a supply chain over a certain range of transport distances from gas-fields and natural gas deposits.

In three short years, success has become expected at Florida.

Last night, he was booed because he was unable to do what has become expected.

Duke's projection as a top team has become expected.

Perhaps this is because the Japanese reverence for Americana has become expected.

It has become expected and accepted.

But now that these incentives have become expected by customers, retailers have had to resort to price promotions only — and these only produce a race to bottom to see who can offer the lowest price which is neither sustainable or profitable.

This scandal simply shows how normal it has become to expect to "earn" totally exploitative rewards, without risk or commensurate investment.

"It has become more expected to do the prerelease," said Doug Weekes, vice president for refreshment beverages at Kraft, and "it's very tempting".

On the other hand, investigation of host-pathogen interactions by dual RNA-Seq (HeLa cell and vaccinia virus [ 37]; bone marrow-derived dendritic cells from Mus musculus and the pathogen fungus Candida albicans[ 38] and Oryza sativa and Magnaporthe oryzae (blast fungus) [ 10]) has become feasible and expected to become the gold standard in the studies of host-microbe interactions [ 9].

Sadly, in this time of a national awakening to stunning incidents of Bad Cop brutality — from ruthless arrests caught on camera to fatal shootings — this has become what we expect to see.