Sentence examples for was ever expected from inspiring English sources

Not that it was ever expected to be like this.

The general climate is of a greater openness to change than was ever expected pre-Hutton.

New screening tests developed in the early 1990's have found that far more people are infected than was ever expected, although many people who contract it suffer few ill effects.

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Bale did, however, miss training, although sources at the club disagree on whether he was ever expected to report with his future in doubt.

It's just another bit of etiquette, the kind only assigned to women; what man is ever expected to write a note and send it?" (A man in powdered wig and court shoes).

Conservatives tend to be scrupulous in ensuring that neither themselves, nor those nearest and dearest to them, are ever expected to stand on their own two feet – not until they are good and ready, anyway.

There are wider benefits to the railway, such as social inclusion, to justify the existence of branch lines.Probably the biggest explanation for the current mess is an obsession with safety, that is way beyond what is ever expected on the roads.

There needs to be third-party software support (we've been told that has been coming forever), and more importantly, the thing needs to be thousands of dollars cheaper if anyone is ever expected to actually use it.

The potential of this assay for allohexaploid species has been previously explored in wheat [ 51], but as homozygous individuals were used, only two genotype clusters for a locus-specific assay were ever expected in that particular study.

"I don't think you're ever expecting it," Langenbrunner said earlier tonight.