Sentence examples for may necessarily expect from inspiring English sources

"The bronze plans are, I think, frequently going to cover less than individuals may necessarily expect," said Carmen Balber, director of Consumer Watchdog's Washington office.

If he suddenly seems to be in certain places at certain times of the day where you wouldn't necessarily expect to see him, it may be that he's taken to deliberately "finding" opportunities to bump into you.

As suggested earlier, the work itself may have destructive health consequences: women in Bangladesh "do not necessarily expect to work in garment factories for a prolonged period.

You may worry that it's going to happen but you don't necessarily expect it to happen".

Nan may endure a near-death experience, but Tate's show – more than we necessarily expect from a TV tie-in – is very much alive.

A professional based in London may agree to something in order to be nice, but you shouldn't necessarily expect the request to be granted.

The geometry of G-dTTP may be particularly compatible with the polymerase active site, and one should not necessarily expect the same for Pu-dPuTP, Py-dPyTP, or even the opposite orientation wobble mispairs, Py-dPuTP.

We may show our friendship in one way, through affection, favors, or gifts, but we shouldn't necessarily expect the same from them.

He did not necessarily expect it to stick.

"But neither should we necessarily expect any consistency.

I didn't necessarily expect us to win but I expected a good performance.