Sentence examples for simply expecting that from inspiring English sources

To put it simply: expecting that one or two additional years of attendance in ECE will reduce, for instance, the 50% drop-out rate in Argentinean public high-schools (Narodowski 2016) is equal to, borrowing Brooks-Gunn's (2003) words, "believing in magic" (p. 3).

Customers simply expect that effortless payment is part of the magic in a service that has been newly redefined as on demand and mobile.

Dad simply expected that I would take on responsibility for mum.

"It is simply expected that the Criminal Bar will accept cuts unparalleled in any other sector of the wider community.

I simply expected that Rudy would rise to greater heights as he fell behind, that he would self-immolate in a dramatic way befitting a man who loves opera and the "Godfather" movies.

It's simply expected that our lives will consist of two phases: unmarried and in the company of women, and then married and in the company of a man.

The simple fact is that Shell and its "sisters" in the West African oil patches are rarely scrutinised except in the most egregious cases – which this one surely is – and the world seems to simply expect that the people of Nigeria should live with these sorts of occurrences because they unfortunately lack the political and media clout to do otherwise.

In this case, we can simply expect that the diversity gain is obtained.

You are not asking them to love you or to be like you, you are simply expecting (rightfully) that they will respect you.

We may simply have to expect that releasing some personal information makes it theoretically possible that we're releasing more, and adjust our behavior accordingly.

There are some situations where people simply tend to expect that past events are going to influence how things will happen in the future.