Sentence examples for expected far from from inspiring English sources

One said this morning: ECB President Draghi did not deliver the bazooka markets expected, far from it (see The ECB disappoints).

If we use Lemma 3.2, we find that, a priori, u ¯ is non-positive on [ − 4 / 15, 0 ] which we know is true by the study we have done of u ¯, but this estimate is, as expected, far from the interval [ γ − 1, 0 ] in which u ¯ is non-positive.

Meantime, the U.S. expected far more from Mr. Yushchenko than he could deliver, deepening his isolation at home.

This was the race that he will have expected far more from, but he slipped out of medal contention in the last 25 metres.

"In light of the public and Congressional criticism of Carnivore, we had hoped and expected far more from an administration that likes to tout its sensitivity to privacy rights.

Londoners expect far better from their mayor".

Mr. Plotkin expects far less from President-elect Bush.

Those of us used to Last.fm, among others, expect far more from music recommendation.

Yet today, we expect far more from ourselves than centuries of evolution have designed us to do.

A demanding boss who expects far more from her charges than can possibly be accomplished in a workday is, perhaps, mean.

Surely endangered workers could expect far more from a "transformative" president.