Sentence examples for indeed expected that from inspiring English sources

It has become commonplace, indeed expected, that the killing of Palestinians is either ignored or, more frighteningly, applauded by Israelis, as was the 2014 killing of more than 2,200 Palestinians in Gaza.

Due to the inclined strut action, it is indeed expected that low strain values occur at the top of the specimen near the support point.

In this case, it is indeed expected that at least 35% of the proteins will have pause in region II.

Should a customer want FutureAdvisor to actually execute an investment strategy the company can do that — and indeed expects that service to provide a good chunk of its services.

Tony Popovic will be hoping, and indeed expecting, that Tomi Juric fills the void left by the curiously eulogised Dino Kresinger with a run of goals.

We can indeed expect that someone calls his or her relatives not necessarily often nor for a long time, but on a regular basis (every day or week for example).

If the protein and its network partners co-evolve or co-adapt [28], we indeed expect that the partners show similar rates of evolution.

He added that if the main cause of the problem was indeed higher demand than expected, that could prove fruitful if the firm fixed the problems fast enough.

Indeed, we expect that understanding how "relevance", "providing choice," and "free choice" influence motivation and physical activity will allow researchers and educators to design effective interventions.

Indeed, one might expect that very engineering excellence to have led naturally to an engineering solution being considered and applied.

Indeed, while lecturers expect that questions contained in publishers' test banks will all function correctly, are error-free and are well written, this is not always the case.