Sentence examples for is probably to be expected from inspiring English sources

Aleksandr: "This is probably to be expected.

It is probably to be expected that a race of atom-smashers is content to ride in elevators that almost (but not quite) fall without interruption.

You have to have a very grand view of your own capacities and, judging by the types who make it very big, a touch of megalomania is probably to be expected.

In our era of practically mandatory multitasking – and, for that matter, free-floating financial insecurity — it is probably to be expected that more actors would try their hand at playwriting.

But overall the FTSE 100 has added 10.48 points to 6819.98, despite data showing a slowdown in growth in Britain's construction industry and continuing concerns about Greece's Tony Cross, market analyst at Trustnet Direct, said: It's a relatively quiet start to the trading session in London which is probably to be expected as markets wind down ahead of the four day weekend.

So hitting an elegantly matronly patch at 85 is probably to be expected – although it's still a surprise to see Minnie Mouse in the hands of designer Alber Elbaz for Lanvin, marking the 20th anniversary of Disneyland Paris in a knee-length navy frock with padded shoulders and weighty embroidery.

This was probably to be expected.

A little snapping at the hand that didn't feed them was probably to be expected.

It was probably to be expected that the most senior staffers would go.

It was probably to be expected that Fidel Castro would not be able to stay silent on such an occasion.

It was probably to be expected that two transplanted Texas oilmen would have little sympathy for federal environmental regulation.