Sentence examples for expected choice from inspiring English sources

"Because it was not an expected choice, it caused people to step outside the usual assumptions," he said.

Mr. Fukuda and his Liberal Democrats appear to have made the widely expected choice of backing Mr. Muto, an experienced political insider and former official at the finance ministry.

The former Guardian journalist Richard Gott stood as a radical anti-Vietnam candidate and it was feared he would take votes from McNamara, an unknown provincial academic, who had not been the Labour party's expected choice to fight the seat.

And you don't need much imagination at all to picture the scenes when Cameron tries to rule a Scotland whose people and their expected choice the Conservative party has gone out of its way to insult.

A late convert to the Sarkosphere, he has become a loyal right-hand man and foil to the hyperactive Mr Sarkozy, tough enough to push reforms but not so strong as to overshadow what will be a hands-on presidency.Mr Sarkozy's coup de théâtre was his expected choice as foreign minister: Bernard Kouchner, a man of the left.

The widely expected choice, made by company elders, will be subject to shareholders' approval at a June meeting.

Mitz has made all the expected choices.

"I always made the safer, expected choices," she said.

He was one of the jury's less expected choices, although it was high time they noticed China – he is the first from that large country to win – and he does, in fact, fit with a pattern in their choices.

The above analysis presumes that lotteries are evaluated in terms of their expected choice-worthiness or desirability.

Firstly, the later generations were more likely than the earlier ones to have worked in training programmes that expected choices to be made reasonably soon after qualification.