Sentence examples for have become expected from inspiring English sources

"Style and design are becoming more important in the U.S. now that automotive quality and dependability have become "expected" in the industry today.

Mr. Graham often goes beyond his Democratic rivals in skewering the administration -- even, at times, beyond Howard Dean, for whom harsh Bush attacks have become expected.

If British relay blunders have become expected, so too have Jamaican wins and Usain Bolt took his world championships career medal tally into double figures by anchoring Jamaica to gold.

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.

"Such trends have become expected and the usual," says Tahir Imran, BBC Urdu's social media editor, but he adds, "the sentiment behind them is genuine".

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

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

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

The excellence of Tiger Woods has become expected, particularly at major championships.

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

The scrambled timeline and delay in keeping reporters in the loop is a standard of practice that has become expected, and even synonymous, with the Clintons.