Sentence examples for is absolutely expected from inspiring English sources
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In an absolute or unconditional manner; utterly, positively, wholly.
In the big apple, WunWun fits in because delivery is absolutely expected.
"This is absolutely expected to happen," said Bermudez, who is also the chief analytics officer at AllSource Analysis, a company that specializes in imagery-based intelligence.
Lopez is the tough, sexy director (who surprisingly never takes her clothes off, which left much of the audience disappointed T&A is absolutely expected in this type of movie).
In the past, when acquiescence to such a role was absolutely expected and demanded of women, they were hardly thanked for it.
Mary Caroline Pruitt, a Lyft spokeswoman, said the service's drivers are "absolutely expected to comply with regulations" and pay the parking fee, which is charged to the passenger through the app.
It happened when Charlie's Angels was inexplicably expected to open to $70 million (nearly double the first film's $40 million opening) or Watchmen was absolutely expected to open to at least $70 million just because it had the same director as 300.
"I was absolutely expecting the fire to come across the alley," she said.
Sir David King, former UK chief scientist, said: "[A date of 2020] for an agreement is absolutely to be expected, and I am not at all dismayed by that".
It is absolutely correct to expect that corporations should be responsible by creating quality products and marketing them in an ethical manner, in compliance with laws and regulations and with financials represented in an honest, transparent way to shareholders.
