Sentence examples for has to be expected from inspiring English sources

"The reverse observation has to be expected".

"But something like this has to be expected.

"Compensation has to be expected... and we are presently looking at whether the band was fairly compensated".

"But it has to be expected that the profitability level will be considerably down compared to 2008".

Stewart seems to certainly talk the talk and he now has to be expected to motivate the troops".

This has to be expected when a clandes tine guerrilla army makes war against a country with small military forces.

Especially, the scatter which has to be expected in the stress strain response of the effective material becomes accessible in terms of the standard deviation.

Nothing more, but also nothing less has to be expected from every citizen of this country, no matter where her or his parents are from.

Without radiation, pitting occurred only at potentials much higher than the free corrosion potentials, ie no pitting on any grain orientation has to be expected under conditions relevant for HLW disposal.

This work shows that a lot has to be expected from a revision of the Schistes Lustrés lithostratigraphy in the light of the new concepts of the evolution of the OCT domains.

For the Bulldogs, the week's rest has increased the likelihood of a number of injured stars making the final 22. Regardless of how close to full strength the visitors are, a home win has to be expected.