Sentence examples for ordinarily expected from inspiring English sources

I choose musicians as an example because they are ordinarily expected to be drug-addled teenagers or smarmy adolescent YouTubers.

Tutors are ordinarily expected to participate on the tutorial board in the fall and the spring semesters.

Students in Chinese and Japanese art are ordinarily expected to demonstrate reading competence in modern and classical Chinese or Japanese, depending on the student's area of focus.

Applicants whose native language is not English are ordinarily expected to take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) and have the results sent to Graduate Admissions, Office of the University Registrar.

In a statement, the BMJ said: "The BMJ is on notice that Andrew Wakefield has issued defamation proceedings, not in London as might be ordinarily expected as concerns a predominately English publication, but in Texas, USA, where he now lives.

This endorsement must, of course, comply with § 255.1; but regardless of whether the star's compensation for the commercial is a $1 million cash payment or a royalty for each product sold by the advertiser during the next year, no disclosure is required because such payments likely are ordinarily expected by viewers.

We don't ordinarily expect heat to be a problem".

One would ordinarily expect a more homogenous look, as our moon does.

We would ordinarily expect both sides of that misjudgment to pay a price.

With that kind of time frame, and those costs, Mr. Cameron would ordinarily expect generous leeway in making a decision.

These contain little of what we ordinarily expect from criticism: biographical background, information about plot and character, literary-historical comparisons.