Word: expectedly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...expect my bill to become law," Sullivan said. "Its purpose is to stimulate the trustees of educational institutions in the state to clean their own houses of Communist influence voluntarily by letting them know that we are ready to consider legislation to force them...
...Honors work a little more. (Most of them have probably all had at least two years of Latin in prop school.) It is hardly worth arguing that a course saved by elimination of the classics requirement would enable an English, as all fields have certain prerequisites. Do you expect some English concentrator to study an economic, field, for example, without even having taken the basic course in economics? John E. Rexine...
...with the idea that a woman who is "only going to get married" doesn't need college. "Women should realize their own power and influence in the creation of the community and the home . . . It's ridiculous to give a man a very specialized training, and then expect him to do a good job, if the woman he marries ruins his life...
Graham Greene deprecates these 19 stories as "byproducts of a novelist's career." This amounts to fair warning to readers of Brighton Rock and The Heart of the Matter not to expect anything of comparable quality...
...Chemistry Department has a right to expect graduate students to spend most of their time in the lab, but undergraduates, on the other hand, should have time enough to participate in the many other activities which the College offers them. The administrators of Chem. 20 were wise in changing the lab assignments to fit the requirement. Some courses are already following their example; still more should...