Sentence examples for coming as expected from inspiring English sources

Instead of the Israeli prime minister, Ehud Barak, and the Syrian foreign minister, Farouk al-Shara, coming as expected, both sides would send experts to Washington to "provide their comments" on the draft peace treaty written by the United States, Dr. Albright said.

Let's see how the airports of London and Europe handle this added complication, assuming that an extension of the ban is coming as expected.

Love does not come as expected in a cancer hospital.

The Seahawks' victory over the San Francisco 49ers came, as expected, after a grinding, drag-down confrontation between two stifling defenses.

The threat of violence came as expected from Sheik Ahmed Yassin, the spiritual leader of the militant Islamic group Hamas, who issued a familiar warning to Israel from his headquarters in Gaza.

So there is every indication that the first bitter fight over a Bush nomination since the Democrats took control of the Senate in June will not come, as expected, over a judicial nominee, but over the head of a commission that rarely makes headlines but deals with the safety of more than 15,000 consumer products.

The best case comes as expected when the FFT is perfectly aligned, i.e. timing offset is close to p×N/2 ∀p.

Almost everything came as expected as the company stands in a basic holding pattern, waiting for the first full quarter of its next generation of iPhone sales to come in throughout the holiday season.

The iPhone 7, of course, came as expected — but it remains to be seen as to whether it'll be a breakout success as much as the iPhone 6 was.

That comes as expected as China is aiming to cut carbon footprints and lead in the global alternative energy revolution by splurging on subsidies for both consumers and manufacturers.

The impeachment motion was brought to the parliament floor by the Democratic Alliance (DA) opposition party, but the results came as expected with the ANC staying loyal to Zuma and voting against the motion.