Sentence examples for should expect to find from inspiring English sources

An individual this unexciting should expect to find himself forgotten.

Criminologists use it to calculate how many partial matches between DNA profiles they should expect to find — by chance alone — when trawling databases of convicted offenders.

Not that anyone turning to this rich collection of essays about "post-modernity" in 1983-98 should expect to find straightforward politics and economics or even history.

If we assume that conscious decisions have neural correlates, then we should expect to find early signs of those correlates "ramping up" to the moment of consciousness.

Cold nights result in late-morning hatches, while warm nights mean fly-fishers should expect to find the Olives before breakfast.

What with all the immensity of space in the South Pacific, we should expect to find there the most imposing of all ocean currents, but that is not so.

You probably shouldn't go looking for sushi-grade salmon at Wal-Mart, and you probably shouldn't expect to find super-cheap saltines at the Natural Food Co-Op.

Should I expect to find Hollinghurst next to Gertrude Stein?

Mr. LaHood should not expect to find a check in the mail any time soon.

They don't represent complete genealogies, but Darwin warned that scientists should never expect to find one.

"We want to make it really clear that when people arrive and do searches, they should not expect to find a Google killer," Mr. Wales said.