Sentence examples for it will become expected from inspiring English sources

Once stores start implementing this technology, it will become expected by shoppers.

As the system is implemented and becomes familiar, it will become expected that everyone will get health coverage and that the government will either provide it or pay for a portion of the coverage.

One note of caution: Once you introduce this activity in a coop where chickens do not roam outside, it must be kept up regularly as it will become a source of expected stimulation.

If Ireland's economy shrinks again this year, as expected, it will become the only major European economy to experience three consecutive years of contraction.

If the economy improves as expected, it will become more costly for the government to borrow money, and that cost would be passed on to students.

That's easy to say, but it's become expected that you'll be connected all the time in your job, your social life, your education.

City officials hope that the airport will ease congestion at O'Hare International Airport and expect it will become the Chicago area's third largest airport, behind O'Hare and Chicago Midway.

As we grow larger and increase our listener base and usage, we expect it will become increasingly difficult to maintain the rate of growth we currently experience.

He adds that more retailers are now inquiring about Euclid Zero than the sensor-based solution these days, and he expects it will become the more popular product in the future.

"We don't expect it will become a high-margin business," Stangeland said.

Yet unlike India's traditional peons, who could spend their entire lives in the job, Giri doesn't expect it will become his career.