Sentence examples for is not to be expected that from inspiring English sources
"It is not to be expected that the increase in capital quotas will drag down the real economy, especially since there is a generous transition period".
And it is not to be expected that the sheer fact C4 pioneered so many things that have now come into the mainstream, means that it is not time to look at something different or at least carefully scrutinise it.
"It is not to be expected that today's strike will help find solutions for the difficulties the country is facing," said Público, an influential daily, in an editorial.A general strike is scheduled for next Thursday in neighbouring Spain, where the unemployment problem is significantly worse than in Portugal.
(Bales 1971) Bentham wrote, "It is not to be expected that this process [his hedonic calculus] should be strictly pursued previously to every moral judgment".
It might be that the two features are simply unrelated; it is not to be expected that all the features of any one language will fit together like the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle.
That a general answer is necessary is clear from the demands of Hilbert's proof theory, i.e., it is not to be expected that given a formal system of mathematics (or even a single sequence of formulas) one can "see" that it is consistent (or that it cannot be a genuine derivation of an inconsistency) the way we can see, e.g., that 11 + 111 = 111 + 11.
That was only to be expected.
But that was only to be expected.
I supose that's to be expected.
