Sentence examples for expect though that from inspiring English sources

I would still expect, though, that there will be a continuing strong demand for the personal interactions with academics and fellow students which is an integral part of an undergraduate degree, Masters or MBA".

We expect, though, that he is wondering where his promising protege went wrong.

I expect, though, that I may miss him most when, at talks in Foster Hall, there fails to emerge the kind of singular moment of clarity that I've so long associated particularly with Steve Collins.

They expect, though, that this would change if the policy were rolled out nationwide – a notion that already has cross-party support.

(ElBaradei's name does not come up as often as observers in the West might expect, though that, too, may change).

"I do expect though that the outlook will materialize, and we are quite likely to reduce the flow purchase rate starting later this year — couldn't tell you which month that will be — and it's likely to wind down, over time, in a couple or a few stages," he said.

As expected, though, that area rebuffed the measure.

It is expected, though, that the term's first oral arguments will proceed as scheduled, shutdown or no, and that the court will conduct business as usual, much as it did during the Clinton-era shutdowns.

Clients' misgivings have made the plans less popular than her firm had expected, though that may be starting to change.

Surprisingly, it appears nature produces more debris from each collision than expected, though that is just a first impression.

The price is lower than we expected, though, so that's good news for all you on-a-budget video lovers out there.