Examples of 'often expect' in a sentence

Meaning of "often expect"

often expect - This phrase indicates the anticipation or belief in something occurring frequently, regularly, or as a common pattern. It implies a usual or expected outcome based on past experiences or observations

How to use "often expect" in a sentence

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We often expect too much from them.
Dependent people often expect the worst.
Often expect too much of others.
Lonely people often expect rejection.
We often expect doctors to have all the answers.
It is a very common event that attendees will often expect.
They often expect to be promoted quickly.
People with martyr syndrome often expect a lot from others.
Bosses often expect office managers to perform miracles.
Those who get involved in voluntary service often expect gratification.
Coaches often expect to be judged on results.
They are not very patient and often expect quick results.
We often expect other people to treat us exactly as we treat them.
Taxis can be expensive and drivers will often expect a tip.
We also often expect ourselves to be static and fixed as well.

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Such sets are suitable for large families or for those who often expect guests.
Courts often expect you to work or get training to work.
Doctors and hospitals are not free and often expect immediate payment for medical services.
People often expect more from him because of his size.
Upon investment one can never expect for return and often expect a very low salary.
People often expect the role rather than the person.
Do not those news announcers very often expect to talk?
I often expect the service and abuse the generosity of others.
Subscribers of IP telephony often expect similar billing criteria.
Customers often expect retail stores and shopping centres to offer public toilets.
On the receiving end, we often expect this to be the case.
Parents often expect their children to be one thing when in fact they are another.
Porters, hairdressers and barbers also often expect tips.
You can often expect to be the last to board the plane.
Without accurate information, people often expect the worst.
I would more often expect to hear the pleading cries to make it stop.
Even when we truly feel drawn to someone, we often expect something in return.
Investors often expect to hold their investment for three to seven years.
When people go to their doctor considering their fatigue, they often expect to be ill.
Doctors and hospitals often expect cash payment for health services.
Yet when women do the same, women 's advocacy organizations often expect just that.
You often expect a partner to solve the problems and hassle of everyday life for you.
This can be frustrating for clients, who often expect a quick turnaround for small projects.
Women often expect women bosses to run the office like they might run a household.
After receiving this database, clients often expect compliance with the phrases in the database.
Adults often expect children to accomplish tasks for which there has not been adequate training.
While kids are asking for the latest toys, adults often expect more practical gifts.
Does she often expect presents or surprises?
Is not that what people often expect from God?
The parties often expect their attorneys to be aggressive, sometimes overly so.
When you are a single parent, people often expect you to be Superwoman.
People often expect a train to be loud, but today 's locomotives can be remarkably quiet.
When we get right with God, we can often expect attack from the devil.
You don't often expect comedy to do anything other than make you laugh.
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