Sentence examples similar to an expected selection from inspiring English sources

Affable, but tough, Mr. Miller's expected selection is a sign that Mr. Parsons and Mr. Logan are looking for a low-key operating executive rather than someone with a flashier résumé who may spend more time in the spotlight.

Kerry's widely expected selection was announced at the White House with little fanfare.

Crain's New York Business first reported the expected selection on Thursday.

The red line at 50% in both figures represents the expected selection frequency if subjects were choosing at random.

"I kind of expected selection because I am world number one," he added.

There is the expected selection of polyester print dresses, but also plenty of special-occasion dresses in silk and lace.

There were the expected selections from the day's catch -- squid, prawns and various types of fish from a boatman who had obviously been much luckier than ours.

42 We studied diseases with a generally low symptom burden and expect selection bias to be negligible.

In spite of an expected stabilising selection, throat color frequencies diverged in the islet populations.

However, we would not expect selection bias to interfere with our principal hypothesis.

When the Baltimore Ravens finally plucked outside linebacker Courtney Upshaw from the green room Friday night — he slid from an expected first-round selection to the third pick in the second — it continued this draft's run on the people who chase after quarterbacks.