Sentence examples for expected a group of from inspiring English sources
Interest may grow further if, as expected, a group of private-equity firms that snapped up Florida's BankUnited soon pockets a handsome profit floating it on the stockmarket.
His company had been in talks with potential partners in the United States over a possible joint venture in its chemicals business, and it had expected a group of American executives to visit New Delhi this month to pursue a deal, but the meetings have been indefinitely postponed, he said.
When the treatment program was developed we had expected a group of severely affected CPTH-patients but almost a third of the CPTH group had a score equal to or above the clinical cut-off score for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder PTSDD) according to the Harvard Trauma Questionnaire (HTQ) [18].
I hadn't expected a group of anarchists to talk for an hour and come up with the Bible.
As expected a group of five spots of approximately 80 kDa that correspond to PFC3 showed two- to four-fold reduction in volume (3.8, 3.7, 3.1, 2.8 and 2.3-fold reductions).
As expected, a group of resilient children was identified, illustrating the heterogeneous impact of IPV on preschool peer relationships, which parallels its impact on internalizing and externalizing problems more generally (Graham-Bermann et al., 2009, Grych et al., 2000, Hughes and Luke, 1998, Martinez-Torteya et al., 2009).
Palestinians had been expecting a group of religious Jews to try to enter the Temple Mount compound, according to an independent Palestinian news agency, Maan.
"I'm expecting a group of Swiss tourists next week, but I have no way of knowing whether they're still coming," said one beleaguered tour operator.
QUESTION FROM KEVIN: How can we expect a group of individuals chosen by the executive of the federal government to maintain states rights?
That being said, Boeing was not expecting a group of students to work for two days to deliver a proposal that could address every engineering challenge and regulatory hurdle while showing promising business value.
"It expects a group of authors with two or three years of experience and market maturity to line up against the top 1% of authors who have had several generations' head start.
