Sentence examples for expect apart from inspiring English sources

I walked in slowly, not sure what to expect, apart from a cookie factory, unless those other Girl Scouts had completely screwed me over.

I wasn't sure at all what to expect apart from some kind of procession: I had in mind a plastic baby Jesus on a float or something.

In an interview to launch her campaign on what she calls a government "blind spot", Cooper is exactly as you would expect, apart from her slightly incongruous small pink phone.

In the following sections, it will be shown quantitatively that if the topological planarity condition is maintained during the mesh networks design stage (taking as an example technology the IEEE 802.15.4, or ZigBee), a remarkably reduced intra-network radio interference level should be expected (apart from increased reliability) in comparison to standard LMST and MST methods.

The metformin follow-up group was similar to the original cohort with respect to numbers being treated with supplemental insulin (71/154 [45.8%] vs. 168/363 [46.3%]), which we would expect as, apart from small differences outlined in the article, the group was representative of the original cohort.

It does not, as you'd expect, fall apart into two separate loops - instead you now have a single, larger one-sided loop!

Chelsea, just as the Turks expected, fell apart under the pressure.

Hence, it would be expected that apart from the equatorial case with τ= 90°, smaller tilt angles will also show an enhancement of E m1. Figure 9 also shows various tilt angles between τ= 90° and 45°, where the E m1 amplitude decreases with decreasing tilt angle.

Alternatively, reads that map to the same chromosome but at a larger than expected distance apart may represent an intrachromosomal translocation.

Reads were aligned to the reference genome GRCh37/hg19 with BWA [ 30] to identify and remove normal read pairs, which align to the genome with the expected distance apart and orientation.

Widening the range of possible profit outcomes from £74m in March to £104m is unusual, but the key conclusion is surely that Next doesn't expect to come apart at the seams, whatever happens.