Sentence examples for is entirely expected from inspiring English sources

Moris J-Max to Moris J-Maxnd and stoanger alike—speaks repeatedly of challenges, which is entirely expected as Life Is Strange represents a new step into the unknown for his teamany

For a first time visitor, in fact, it is entirely expected, because there is much to gawk at.

Yet it still has not entered the public consciousness that this is entirely expected, and what we are witnessing is the predicted arrival of our future thanks to climate change.

It is entirely expected that this will be amongst the least scalable architectures.

A council spokesman confirmed a letter requesting a meeting had been received, and said it was "perfectly routine and is entirely expected", following the departure of a director of children's services.

"We call it peer influence rather than peer pressure," says Matthew Bowcock, CBE, founder of the Beacon Collaborative, which "exists to encourage and celebrate philanthropy in the U.K". Unlike in the U.S., where philanthropy is "entirely expected of you and it would be a conversation around the dinner table", Bowcock explains.

The outcome of the vote on the so-called Buffett rule was entirely expected.

The beauty of this, the "holiday-place of all holiday-places", was entirely expected.

Finance director Hope Cochran said the fall in paying players was "entirely expected".

But, he just doesn't get there for one major reason: Springsteen's endorsement of Obama was entirely expected.

Nonetheless, some accretion of popular legend around a figure as seminal as Muhammad would be entirely expected.