Sentence examples for expected casualties from inspiring English sources

So perhaps one of the less expected casualties of global warming will be daisies in our lawns.

The comparison is valid, and it is not flattering to WikiLeaks.The release of the Pentagon Papers proved highly embarrassing for those responsible for the Vietnam war, showing that they had lied, among other things, about expected casualties.

Minutes after the second plane hit the World Trade Center, hospitals in Manhattan activated their disaster plans: They canceled elective surgery, discharged stable patients and closed walk-in clinics, emptying their beds to await the thousands of expected casualties.

Besides minimizing cost, increasing service quality is addressed by using several objective functions such as minimizing delivery time, expected casualties, unmet demand for evacuees, service delay and maximizing survival rate, delivery and credibility.

You couldn't live this type of lifestyle without some expected casualties, but we never could have imagined how great the loss would be.

Scheer by now the Grand Admiral (Großadmiral) of the fleet intended to inflict as much damage as possible on the British navy, to improve Germany's bargaining position, despite the expected casualties.

The simplest form of a risk and vulnerability cadastre is of an expected casualty or fatality effect area due to an accidental release of toxic liquids, gases, or explosions, overlaid on a map.

"We are expecting casualties," he said.

Edison says: "The devil here is in the detail but while we do expect casualties, many of these companies have built their businesses through offering genuine productivity or efficiency benefits, often in competition with the industry behemoths".

— The nation's highest-ranking military officer told soldiers and Marines on Monday that the insurgency in Afghanistan has grown in the last three years and he expects casualties to rise next year as additional U.S. troops pour into the war.

Those who expected light casualties expected the enemy to collapse.