Sentence examples for is fully expected from inspiring English sources
The president makes a televised speech, in which he is fully expected to endorse this liberal measure.
Roger Federer, reinstalled at No. 1, is fully expected to roar to the final and win his sixth straight Open, right?
To ensure that the cheese is maturing properly (it is fully expected to take a year), an expert cheese maker will pull out a core and sniff and taste it, the BBC said.
And despite a short rest (four days), it is fully expected that Los Angeles will once again field a full "A Squad" when the Whitecaps venture into the Home Depot Center.
While Mr. Cuomo is fully expected to enter the race, top Democrats do not believe it will happen until early next year, or later, after the state's budget negotiations conclude in March.
When a British team expects to produce a medal in nine events out of 10 in a particular discipline, and is fully expected to do so, that squad have arrived in a position of utter dominance.
Labour sources said the party is fully expecting to be hit with a judicial review from the energy industry but it has already taken legal advice that it is possible to regulate prices in that way.
However, as the AP reports, neither campaign is fully expecting to be declared a winner before a recount takes place, which would happen automatically if neither candidate pulls ahead by more that half a percentage point.
Sometimes things that are fully expected still have the capacity to shock.
Courtroom sketch: Bill Hennessy/Reuters Sometimes things that are fully expected still have the capacity to shock.
