Sentence examples for more usually expected from inspiring English sources

These signatories include weighty literary names more usually expected to protest about war or social injustice, but this time they bristled with righteous indignation at this "fraudulent and damaging" crime.

Even if you consider that actual expenditure ends up being a bit more than is usually expected at this point, it still looks like a fall of around 20%to2525%: There is however some good news for our transitioning economy.

University graduates are usually expected to perform more complex and abstract and theoretical tasks while HBO graduates are supposed to perform more executive tasks.

A survey by the Botanical Society of Britain and Ireland (BSBI) found that just over 600 wildflower species have begun to bloom across Britain and Ireland, far more than the 20-30 thareare usually expected at this time of year.

Steam blanching is usually expected to conserve more soluble nutrients than water blanching [ 31].

Furthermore, since the fetal head size and position are known to determine the descent, which is usually expected to occur more in the second stage of labor [ 1, 5], the lack of association of birth weight and position with the active phase disorder may be realistic.

More usually, we expect "good" to be a measure of moral simplicity.

It is usually expected for patients with a longer disease duration to accumulate more damage.

The process of independently verifying every assertion of fact in a story — every detail and hypothesis — is such a valuable and endangered art these days that I enjoy explaining it to questioners in more detail than they usually expect.

It was typically Crick – being a precociously audacious analysis of a type more usually to be expected at the end of a career.

Wahlberg's family dynamic is briskly yet believably constructed, and we're spared some of the more cliched moments we'd usually expect in this kind of film.