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Modest forecasts, evidence of trends, a few concrete developments to be expected all are better than no warning at all.

t worry about it. A little wear and tear is to be expected.

Han Sung-joo, a former South Korean foreign minister, now at the Asan Institute, a think-tank, says that this behaviour is to be expected.

As such it is deduced, it can only be the conjunction of the symbolic with a real of which there is nothing more to be expected.

This fundamental difference results in a less-than-ideal combination of the two paradigms, but then, a few hitches are to be expected.

Whether they're your unfinished emotional issues or those of someone close to you, revisiting personal history is to be expected.

It is to be expected that this feels awkward, as we finally aligning ourselves with what we have pushed aside for so long.

It's to be expected these issues will affect your relationship, but as you change, so, too, must your relationship with your parents change.

In such a world, perpetual change was to be expected, and perpetual change was what Heraclitus.

Similarly, high heat flows are to be expected among the active or not-too-long extinct magmatic belts of plate approximation zones.

"What is there of good to be expected? " said he, taking the letter from his pocket; "but perhaps you would like to read it. "

Mystical powers were forecast; out-of-body experiences were to be expected; fundamental secrets were to be revealed.

It was not to be expected that Miss Ley would explain before making the affair a good deal more complicated.

Still, after the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, economists say a few bumps are to be expected.

It sounds like the sort of constitutional fine-tuning to be expected in a young democracy.

But that's to be expected; when fewer people call themselves Republican, the party condenses into a pool of true believers.

Although he declined to be expected at the bottom of the price, but said that China's future dropped the oil has little space.

The journalist and human-rights activist Hassan Al Amin said such problem were to be expected in a newly forming government.

Struggling with a new set of circumstances is to be expected when dealt the hand of living with a chronic illness.

It was to be expected, but it's still pretty funny, that Baidu would use Google's mobile advertising system to crush Google in mobile.

"It was to be expected because everything is hitting them, " says Michael Kleist, who oversees Global Sources' research.

And some friction is to be expected in a trading relationship worth well over $300 billion a year.

Prices do go up and down and some volatility is to be expected, and indeed is normal, particularly in our traditionally volatile markets.

This is to be expected, just as the woman training for a marathon develops stronger leg muscles.

It is to be expected that great leaders will be those who have worked at it for a long time.

Many of these ranks are probably to be expected, but I was certainly surprised by some of the other positions.

"Although a certain amount of dissatisfaction with one's job is to be expected, the breadth of dissatisfaction is somewhat unsettling. "

But this kind of commitment is only to be expected in South Korea, where parental involvement in children's careers can approach obsession.

Such a statement is not what has come to be expected by China and has been deemed entirely unacceptable.

Terrific battles were to be expected, on a scale far greater than anything that we had experienced before.

Those two sunny cities were the twin epicenters of the condo boom, so maybe their comeuppance was to be expected.

The actual process of job submission is driven by a very small number of machine physicists, and irregularities are to be expected.

now , he has a minor injury , but that ' s only to be expected because his body is still getting used to daily training sessions.

As to be expected, carry trades continued to be unwound as deleveraging carried into FX.

Machine failure has to be expected, so it's crucial that your data can be backed up and restored in case of failures.

These adjectives mean not deviating from what is common, usual, or to be expected.

deviating from what is usual or common or to be expected; often somewhat odd or strange.

This was to be expected by those who understand the root causes of the problems.

This is to be expected, given that the speed and nature of recovery will differ across economies.

It was to be expected that Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan would strongly resist any such proposals.

Some bank failures, no doubt, are also to be expected.

Due to this, no high additional costs are to be expected with investments in central components with active optical connections.

Defect " is any deviation from standards that are reasonably to be expected from the enterprise or from its products or services. "

Such a devotion to Christ, was this something special, and not to be expected of all ?

This was to be expected, the retired special operations aviator said.

Macroeconomic data is improving, but is still quite poor, which is perhaps to be expected in a country changing so rapidly.

This slender, small-spiculate species is widespread in tropical Asia and is to be expected elsewhere in S China.

Between potatoes' high carbohydrate count and how most of us prepare them (fried, buttered or highly salted in a chip), it's to be expected.

Germany seems to be expected to win by a lot of people, but they failed.

However, some weld lines are to be expected where the two flows meet on the opposite side of the impression.

What is to be expected from our pursuit of happiness when we find the state of life to be such that happiness itself is the cause of misery?

Since psychological traits depend so much upon experience, it is to be expected that they will reflect it.

Since low maturity organizations rarely clarify the responsibilities of managers, inconsistencies are to be expected.

Carroll scholars say that new readings like that and Mr. Burton's film are to be expected, given that Alice and her story are so malleable.

Office romances are to be expected in such a youthful industry.

A good many proposals were raised by the delegates, as was to be expected .

Though significant, Eclipse's documentation shortfall is to be expected from a relatively new project.

Gerrard said: "I'm stiff and tired - but that's to be expected. The physios and medical staff knew that (would happen). "

In a country as diverse as South Africa, all this is to be expected.

that illness was to be expected, but this still came as a shock to Tess.

An element of inconsistency has to be expected given Nani's age. But Giggs has been pretty impressed with what he has seen so far.

There will inevitably be some discomfort, but with regard to the scale of changes that are taking place it is to be expected.

The clear answer was that all of this is to be expected.

You know, that's what to be expected, then I might not get so pissed-off about it and I'll just be glad when something nice happens.

This may force some to restructure their debt and currency changes are to be expected during the cycle ahead.

Note the close correlation between the light levels and cell temperature, which is to be expected.

This is to be expected in the case of Metro and CXF, since they both use the JAXB reference implementation for conversions.

Can you wonder at it, isn't it natural, to be expected?

He, who had married a daughter to Mr. Rushworth: romantic delicacy was certainly not to be expected from him.

Criticism is to be expected, it's how you handle it that ultimately characterizes how your team is perceived.

It's true I struggle a bit with the food, but that's only to be expected, really.

That was to be expected, given that Mr Gates was kept on from the administration of George Bush.

For separations greater than eight times the diameter no mutual influence is to be expected.

It's not to be expected that an ox and an ass should worship at the crib.

That's to be expected from two large and complex nations with different histories and different political systems.

He's got a great speaking voice, which is to be expected considering his position.

This is to be expected, though. You can't expect to try something new for the first time and be perfect at it, right?

But such opposition is only to be expected from the Democrats.

A small amount of incontinence just now, but the Web site said that's to be expected. this isn't so bad. It's like vertical swimming.

Of course Morse is going to fight . It's to be expected.

It is to be expected that in a number of years the majority of dialysis patients will be aged 65 years or older.

A little tiredness after taking these pills is to be expected.

A little tiredness after taking these drugs is to be expected.

If intravenous contrast is administered, EH demonstrates marked homogenous enhancement which is to be expected since it is a vascular tumor.

Be prepared with spare underpants and wipes. Accidents are to be expected. . . It's unavoidable.

As was to be expected, the storehouse was invisible.

The room was very small with a single dorm bed, a desk, and a wardrobe. Very cramped, but to be expected.

Experts who study how people change have discovered that relapse is to be expected.

It is to be expected that solids will show an increase in solubility when pressure is applied.

This is to be expected: 5% is not actually a large drop, considering the importance of Jobs to the company he founded.

This is to be expected: 5% is not actually a large drop, considering the importance of Jobs to the company he founded.

Although he did well in the exam, it is to be expected that his parents will be disappointed at the result.

As to be expected of a French chateau, Chateau d'Esclimont epitomizes romance and offers the luxury of royalty.

However in porn, women seem to be expected to kiss and have sex with other women; this is very popular.

It is to be expected that substances will suffer a decrease of solubility if pressure is increased.

"I understand star power, and that's to be expected, " Hollins added.

This is to be expected, because you are defining the specification in a service interface for how a service user and provider interact.

Tons of laughs as to be expected, as with all the National Lampoons starring Chevy Chase!

While this is not a large practical gain, we are clearly in an area where diminishing returns are to be expected.

His weakness after the illness is only to be expected.

Given the vicissitudes of life, this is pretty much to be expected; it could hardly be otherwise.

The Earth too being alive will adjust and this will cause some small catastrophes but this is normal and is to be expected.

Nothing is to be expected from the workman whose tools are forever to be sought.

Called "blooming" this is a sign of high quality vegetable tanned leather, and is to be expected.

It is only to be expected your son will leave home eventually.

A Lack of interest in sex after an abortion is so common that it can almost be said to be expected.

Please note that longer waits are to be expected in the summer and winter holiday seasons.

This was to be expected.

She says no vaccine carries zero risks. Some minor side effects are to be expected.

But that is to be expected in a city where huge bags of the additive are sold at local supermarkets.

Given the scale of China's investment, some white elephants were perhaps to be expected.

Short-term pain is only to be expected.

Sometimes, if that frame of mind carries over into your personal life, it's only to be expected.

This sample is inspired by Jae Ko's art work. Mold recipe paper to be expected shape.

As is to be expected, the details come via a "royal source. "

Some variance of temperature is to be expected.

I guess it is to be expected but I thought you should know this: When you sent it through City Hall, the government deducted $90.

Instead the pair suggested that the best to be expected is a political deal on cutting emissions.

But it does say beta on the tin, so problems are to be expected.

The negative reaction from the music industry on the pirate chart was to be expected, but also a little hypocrital.

It can be argued that the above features are to be expected from enterprise software.

There is much more effort placed on planning at the enterprise level than at the individual level, and this is to be expected.

As early as this is obviously hard to be expected, the Road practice for him, bulletproof.

This is to be expected because the extraordinary rarity of these profiles is what gives them their conclusiveness AS evidence.

His weakness after the illness is to be expected.

Relapses are a very normal part of recovery and they are to be expected.

It is what is to be expected as the new energies create the opportunity to bring the changes about.

Activity from the sea bed is also to be expected.

Could she exert herself it would be better, but this is not to be expected; and as to my father, I never in my life saw him so affected.

In the world of rolling updates and 24-hour news, some degree of media hyperactivity is to be expected.

It's only to be expected that mood swings - and arguments - may ensue.

"I am amazed that they seem so chilled, but that is to be expected given the work they have done to get prepared. "

Gaps and lapses in attention are to be expected.

Trials are to be expected (1 Peter 4: 12). Yet we may well be shocked by the circumstances facing us. But God is never surprised!

I think it's to be expected, and nobody else can really help him. He is on his own.

No shielding so the single pickup positions buzz as to be expected.

That was to be expected.

The causes are usually caused by waiting for are: job imbalance, improper arrangement, downtime to be expected, such as poor quality.

They seemed a scruffy bunch but that was only to be expected of sell swords.

The questions are to be expected.

Our room was small, which is to be expected in any large city and for the room rate.

Some racket on the higher gain settings, but this is to be expected.

He thinks that inflation convergence is something to be expected after adopting the euro, not before.

To some extent this varied picture is to be expected.

"I can't predict things, but I knew that a tsunami was coming because if you live in Japan that's to be expected, " he said.

What is to be expected from this brave new band of bosses?

That is what ought to be expected from so excellent a system of morals.

This is normal. This is to be expected.

This is to be expected, perhaps.

Only to be expected.

This is to be expected, though.

Some increase in infrastructure spending was to be expected after a series of floods late last year.

Here they might still take part in the entry into Rome which is to be expected during the summer.

I will need a schedule of work so that I know when payment is to be expected.

My father said that was to be expected in a bastard.

This is normal and it is to be expected.

Then we knew that this was to be expected too;

Railway telecommunications links - Improvements to be expected from the use of telecommunications for operating purposes

Addressing the application of each and the benefits to be expected

but that's to be expected with four sisters and a dead dad

Is to be expected because of the long

Some benefits to be expected from the use of control charts for variables

money you sent. I guess it is to be expected but