Sentence examples for should expect to have from inspiring English sources

As we continue to discuss whether women should expect to "have it all," how men's expectations of career and fatherhood have changed, and how family and career fit together within the balance of a lifetime, the matter-of-fact presence of five family women in one state's positions of political power is a reminder of just how much things have evolved.

Something that in 21st-century Britain, everyone should expect to have.

Therefore, we should expect to have more insightful and critical audits," the memo said.

In theory, people who sign advance directives should expect to have their wishes respected.

Because this particular house has its own water supply, buyers should expect to have the well water tested, at a cost of about 30 Canadian dollars.

I could not understand why just because you were able to give more you should expect to have a more ostentatious spray.

Mr Gove said: "I don't think that we should say to children just because they come from a certain background that they shouldn't expect to have any understanding of this country's history or learn a foreign language".

Customers shouldn't expect to have their canoes shipped free, Mr. Fuller said.

That said, most Americans should not expect to have tomatoes in January.

So, for all his fine work, Foden should not expect to have done his international prospects any good.

Franz Kneisel, the Boston Symphony's eminent concertmaster, has highly recommended Mahler; Higginson is surely correct in surmising, "I... should not expect to have any peace with him".