Sentence examples for expected an outcome from inspiring English sources

None of them expected an outcome so hair-splittingly close.

At the weekend Nick Clegg said he would not form a coalition with Ukip, adding that he expected an outcome in which his party again held the balance of power between Labour and the Conservatives.

Like many other researchers on aging, he had expected an outcome similar to that of a 2009 study from the University of Wisconsin that concluded that caloric restriction did extend monkeys' life spans.

Yes, two candidates mentioned me – one who withdrew [Tokyo Sexwale] and another who had few votes [Jérôme Champagne]." Blatter, who was elected Fifa president on five occasions, is appealing against his suspension at the court of arbitration for sport and said he expected an outcome by the end of April.

The final predictions are in and the soothsayers expect an outcome in line with the Republican landslide of 1994.

Joe Girardi had told us to expect an outcome like this in his statesmanlike interview before Game 3, so let's try a little joy abounding.

Cecilia Muñoz, director of the White House Domestic Policy Council, said immigration was "an issue on which we expect an outcome and we expect it soon".

"You take a picture, send it to a portal and expect an outcome.

We consider the polling problem in a social network: participants express support for a given option and expect an outcome reflecting the opinion of the majority.

It will work only if your mind is open to it; don't expect an outcome if your energy is negative and not open to such things.

Gemstar's share price had risen slightly yesterday as some investors apparently expected a different outcome.