| The auditorium was expectedly dim, the glaring lights focused on the stage and highlighting the difference between that and the crowd. |
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| This is exactly the idea I presented before them, and expectedly, they became very excited. |
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| Including these new assets in productivity statistics is expectedly leading to a better understanding of the drivers of economic growth. |
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| The whole altercation is fairly adorable and the Internet is expectedly obsessed with it. |
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| It is an expectedly defiant stance, but his problems show no signs of abating. |
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| Rather expectedly, the proposal generated some kind-hearted laughs, and I almost entered yet another cycle of professional depression. |
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| The law is expectedly causing much controversy in many countries. |
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| It can make the laser beam focused expectedly inside the glass and produce accurate hollow glass structures. |
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| It is an expectedly haunting affair before the subtle production on The Unlocking walks brassily into almost power ballad territory. |
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| So for them ageing comes more easily, more expectedly. |
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| Now, Apple CEO Tim Cook has revealed that yes, expectedly and somewhat disappointingly, the Apple Watch will need charging every night – just like the majority of smartwatches currently on the market. |
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| However, here are some results for 2006 for the size-class breakdown for inward FATS companies, clearly and expectedly showing that inward FATS companies in Norway are relatively large, measured by employment size. |
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| The market's response Friday was expectedly reactive. |
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| The lacertilian Gosse, ubiquitous post mortem as he was in egregious life, is expectedly present. |
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