Sentence examples for naturally be expected from inspiring English sources

As someone who understands camp, who is herself a kind of camp queen, Donatella Versace might naturally be expected to have some fun with Versus, her secondary line.

"Pricing and mix should naturally be expected to fade in the second half from unsustainably strong second-quarter levels," Adam Jonas, an analyst for Morgan Stanley, said in a research report.

All apprentices were able to work with the computer (Windows), as would naturally be expected of commercial apprentices.

Perhaps, different enzyme sources (microorganism and mammalian vital organ) should naturally be expected to exhibit structural differences, which influence strongly on biocatalysts properties and activities, even in similar solvents [20].

In the theory of Coherence Relations, this linking of the subject position of the second sentence to the Goal of the first sentence might naturally be expected to correspond to situations in which one of two types of Coherence Relation exist between S1, which depicts the act of transfer, and S2 which describes a new eventuality/state arising as a result of the transfer.

Was it just the sort of scary story that neighbors would naturally be expected to tell -- "I'll bet that place is haunted" -- or had anyone actually claimed to witness this ghost?

Combined with the 24-hertz frame rate – the same rate used for cinema content, any on-screen motion is rendered as smoothly and naturally as would be expected on the big screen.

As objections to the technology, some participants felt that the depth of field was deeper than what would be expected naturally, and others who were not used to virtual 3D suffered from motion sickness [14].

MTV's Video Music Awards airs live tonight from the Nokia Theater in hurricane-free Los Angeles, and, naturally, crazy antics should be expected (according to producers, anyway. According to us, this is the only unscripted "crazy" thing that's happened at the VMAs in years).

From body weight dependent equations (38), it is estimated that treadmill walking at 3.2 km/h in people weighing 90.5 kg demands an energy expenditure of only 18.8 kJ/min, yet most forms of nonexercise activity that naturally interrupt sitting would be expected to yield even less energy expenditure.

These deaths represented a 3% increase over the number of deaths that would be expected from naturally occurring cancer an increase that would be difficult to detect.