Sentence examples for as expected even from inspiring English sources

If the new two-part Viacom performs as expected, even the bloggers may have to admit that a stodgy old media firm can duck and weave like a digital upstart.

As the country does not have the ability to produce influenza vaccine stocks, we had to rely on the World Health Organisation (WHO) and developed countries – and as expected, even developed countries did not have adequate vaccine stocks to meet their own demands.

[C1.] Dell Meets Forecast, but Disappoints Market Dell Inc. shares fell sharply in after-hours trading after the company said quarterly revenue had not grown as fast as expected, even though earnings rose 28percentt and matched analysts' expectations.

But when it gets to a high tide, it doesn't always happen as expected, even if preplanned".

But Mr. Obama's strategy of demonizing Congress may well have blowback for his own party, if, as expected, even deeper partisan intransigence marks the second term of Congress.

Professor Barney Gordon, of the university's department of agronomy, said he started the research – reported in the journal Better Crops – because many farmers who had changed over to the GM crop had "noticed that yields are not as high as expected even under optimal conditions".

Apparently, in our sample this item did not change under the influence of context factors as much as we expected, even if closing remarks were scored more often under Management the second round.

In addition, sales of more advanced systems have not picked up the revenue slack as quickly as the company had expected, even as the new products generate smaller profit margins than the old.

It works hard to make you feel good, as is to be expected, even as it maintains a strong sense of moral indignation that comes close to an assertion of real politics.

Day to day, American life remained as pleasant as could be expected, even in the midst of considerable economic hardship.

"In part, orders in the North American market did not come in as strongly as we had expected, even after our price cuts," Ms. Guillaumin said.