Sentence examples for come from the expected from inspiring English sources

She said the money would come from the expected federal budget surplus, but would not require taking funds away from her other proposals for the surplus, such as shoring up Social Security and Medicare.

Obviously, all these new products will need more advertising dollars to get them across to the public, some of which will come from the expected $1 billion in yearly savings.

If verification is successful, one has assurance that (1) the images of the group were not modified and (2) the images of the group come from the expected camera.

But the money is not coming from the expected places.

Evidence that at least part of this decline can be attributed to screening comes from the expected increase in incidence of early stage and in situ breast cancers, followed by a decline in advanced cancer and subsequent mortality in the UK, northern Europe and Australia [ 70- 73].

Extreme views don't always come from the most expected places.

The most emotion, though, came from the least expected source.

It came from the least expected source, from the foot of Rio Ferdinand.

The main difference between the two approaches, based on binomial and dynamic models, comes from the variability expected by their respective H0 models, as illustrated in Fig. 3a.

They've come from the industries' payroll and expect to come back with a big raise.

Further pressure will come from the recession that many economists expect to last at least another two quarters.