Sentence examples for expect for that from inspiring English sources

By committing to specific assumptions regarding a neuron's learning problem and its input output function, specific inferences can be drawn regarding the synaptic plasticity mechanisms and outcomes that we 'ought' to expect for that neuron.

For over 40 years since, I've been banging my head against the wall trying to figure out why the Knicks haven't won more N.B.A. championships (expect for that second one, in 1973).

The majority of haul videos are made by women in their teens or early 20s, and their favorite stores are ones you might expect for that age: Abercrombie & Fitch, H & M, Forever 21.

What do mixologists expect for that Cucumber Basil Crush with house-made ginger-elderberry liqueur, thai basil grown out back and ice shaved by hand the old-fashioned way?

But here's the thing: Mr. Rosichan paid only $40 for his Spirit ticket, so I asked him how he would respond to critics who say, "What do you expect for that price?" "I would say you have to expect a crowded plane, you have to expect to pay for everything, including water, you have to expect unusually little legroom," Mr. Rosichan said.

The city council hasn't properly pushed for the super output areas of Llanederyn and Pentwyn to get the sort of support I would expect for that area – namely Flying Start and Communities First and other ways in which you can support a population with significant levels of unemployment and deprivation.

What am I expecting for that convolution?

A region experiencing hot weather with temperatures higher than expected for that time of year, for a period of five consecutive days or more.

Lewis returned to action just a few months after he was injured, in time for the playoffs and much sooner than expected for that sort of ailment.

You will pay more than you expected for that drink in a plastic cup, but it is summer, after all, and you are outside.

Through 11 months of the fiscal year, Pennsylvania has collected $24.6 billion, or 4.8 percent less than expected for that period in Gov. Edward G. Rendell's $27.8 billion budget.