Sentence examples for we often expect from inspiring English sources

These days, we often expect our sports stars to have perfectly formed viewpoints.

"The influenza season has wound down very dramatically, declining to levels lower than we often expect at this time of year," said Dr. Keiji Fukuda, a top influenza expert at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

In fact we often expect sales increases of several hundred percent for a brand on display.

This observation might be unexpected because we often expect enhanced seismic activity in the case of high stress or rapid stress buildup in the system, but it is in agreement with the simulation using only two patches (Fig. 5), where the slip rate is enhanced during stress release in the background region.

Yet when it comes to dating relationships, we often expect young people to have all the answers without ever studying the subject.

Given the reduced effective population size of a mitochondrial marker, we often expect better phylogenetic resolution from mtDNA data.

Originally our pairing tests were done entirely in Java and we often expected candidates to have a working knowledge of Java prior to joining.

What we more often expect from classical music is something prettier, nicer, more tasteful.

But we'll often expect him to be the Man of Steel.

In other words, we should not often expect to observe records in consecutive years.

A devotee of eternal takes and glacial tracking shots, Tarkovsky was a sworn nemesis of rapid-cut editing and other filmic conventions that alter our perception of time, which we, the audience, often expect and demand.