Examples of using Is to be expected in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
That is to be expected.
But, of course, it is to be expected.
As is to be expected, social media websites are talking about nothing else.
What is to be expected often takes longer than first estimated.
When one sits on the throne, that is to be expected.
Following the ratification of the Amsterdam Treaty, in fact, the opposite is to be expected.
A small volume drop is to be expected.
It is essential that you understand what is to be expected of you.
But your skepticism is to be expected.
It is to be expected.
Rattled, which is to be expected.
It is to be expected, therefore, that the problem will become more serious again during the present recession.
It is to be expected as the vibrations continue to rise up,
It is to be expected that Belgium, too, will soon see its numbers of asylum seekers soar.
It is to be expected that differences will arise with the mutual parities according to the green central rate.
This is to be expected as you face clearing the residue of karma accumulated over a long period of time.
In these conditions it is to be expected that voluntary work will play a more significant role during the next few years.
A little bit of pain is to be expected, but you know what, you're working your way back.
It is to be expected that there will be further clashes this evening and tonight.
This is to be expected, as a quick investigation showed the raw harmonics of the amplifier before the LPF to about -40dBc.