Sentence examples similar to this has become expected from inspiring English sources

In a development that has become expected at this picturesque but puddle-filled event, rain and high winds forced today's first-round play of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am to be suspended.

What is interesting is that this kind of service is what has become expected on social media platforms.

Perhaps this is because the Japanese reverence for Americana has become expected.

In three short years, success has become expected at Florida.

Duke's projection as a top team has become expected.

The excellence of Tiger Woods has become expected, particularly at major championships.

Last night, he was booed because he was unable to do what has become expected.

The scrambled timeline and delay in keeping reporters in the loop is a standard of practice that has become expected, and even synonymous, with the Clintons.

These figures are very far below the average of eight to 12 million that has become expected since Russell T Davies's 2005 reboot, after a 16-year gap, of the children's sci-fi show that started in 1963.

Success in international competition has become expected of the British after the exploits of some of its illustrious Olympians but the positions were reversed at Ascot on Saturday as the home team finished last in the Shergar Cup.

Recently, however, natural gas hydrate (NGH) has become expected to be more affordable than liquefied natural gas (LNG) in terms of the cost of establishing a supply chain over a certain range of transport distances from gas-fields and natural gas deposits.