expected造句

I expected you sooner.

That exactly what I expected.

They expected a heavy poll.

We expected him to wait.

There is both selflessness and selfishness expected.

As expected, it was the concierge.

Is it a signature that you expected?

As expected, Brown refused to surrender.

Detect that an important shipment has not arrived at its expected destination in the expected time.

To calculate the expected utility of your wealth, you might also have to look at the expected return, or the geometric expected return, or the standard deviation.

The ferry is expected to dock at 6.

Our defeat was expected；nevertheless，it was disappointing.

Now, telling his mother about it, he expected a tirade.

Our meeting in Beijing was later than I expected.

The court is expected to issue an indictment soon.

Compared with the general population, anemic patients had worse survival than expected, whereas nonanemic patients had better survival than expected.

Much of the grieving parents do is over the non-occurrence of the expected relationship with an expected normal child.

Servicers are expected to be paid $800 for a successful modification and loan investors are expected to reimburse servicers for certain fees associated with the modification.

I had expected her to cry, maybe even 11 hysterically, but she didn't.

Although we hadn't expected this, it did seem fair to us, and doable.

The transaction is expected to be approved by shareholders next month.

A faint fecal odor greeted him, though less overpowering than he'd expected.

No one expected there would be something else hidden under the smirk.

The government has been expected to address the restoration of the judiciary first, before moving on to what is expected to be a hotly contested struggle to elect a new President.

Budget directors are not expected to prepare budgets. Rather, it is their duty to direct and supervise budget programs.

As expected, healthy individuals were less likely to gamble when the difference between potential winnings and losses was smaller.

The output is what you expected, showing all of the runtimes of the movies in the database.

Candidates should submit your resume with photo, ID copy and indicate your expected salary in one week.

No one can be expected to find tiny little Hong Kong in that giant expanse, at least not without GPS.

The calibration targets are larger than might have been expected, he said, suggesting that the satellite cameras they are being used to calibrate have surprisingly poor ground resolution.

The time series of temperature are expected to be the longest possible so as to examine various modes of oscillation periods.

"Given the tablet is generally expected," Um said, "its functionality and appeal will be the determinant of how the stock reacts following an announcement."

Ciuliani is expected to face off against Lauder, son of cosmetics queen Estee Lauder, in what is becoming an increasingly bitter GOP mayoral primary.

IT IS a measure of the prevailing gloom that the worst economic performance in 26 years could still be described as better than expected.

The U.K. bailout plans are expected to change as details are worked out, but if arguments balloon they could threaten the tenuous confidence that the bailout aims to foster.

Under more normal circumstances, one would have expected them to start easing up on liquidity and interest rates to allow domestic demand to offset the slowdown in exports to the US.

The revenue from copyrights is usually limited to only a few years, and the purchase cost should, of course, be amortized over the years in which the revenue is expected.

According to the Blueprint for Ecosystem Development in China, the forest cover is expected to exceed 26 percent in the coming 50 years, which requires a net increase of 90.66 million hectares in forest area.

But there isn't enough water in the reservoir, and Sonia Vihar has been operating below its expected capacity of 140 million gal. (530 million l) per day for the past two years.

Ground-up shells of marine organisms mixed with pebbles, clay and eroded rock, deposited there over many millennia, now form a bed of muddy paste that is so soft and well lubricated that the ice streams can glide along even more easily than earlier researchers expected.

One crucial argument for the new program took a major hit in November when the Jason— a prestigious panel of scientists that advises the government on weapons— reported that most of the plutonium triggers in the current arsenal can be expected to last for100 years.