Sentence examples for expected from an from inspiring English sources

An even better result is expected from an annular array for dynamic focusing.

This was to be expected from an opportunist like Mitt Romney.

Ben Bernanke has been far better at that than one might have expected from an academic.

It has to be said: this was better than we might have expected from an episode two.

But perhaps no better could be expected from an industry that has proved singularly dim in its deviousness.

No one can be certain as to the returns to be expected from an irrigation canal or a highway.

In addition, scientists are unsure why there was so much less shaking over all than might be expected from an earthquake of this size and depth.

Blake, returning two weeks earlier than expected from an ankle injury, also knocked in an empty-net goal with 55 seconds remaining.

Nothing less should be expected from an effort titled "Perception Restrained," which jams artworks into extra-large wall niches almost entirely sealed from view.

A report out today highlights government figures that 49% of the UK working-age population do not have the numeracy levels expected from an 11-year-old.

The sixth Galle literary festival opened and closed with less uproar than might have been expected from an event attended by seasoned contrarians Richard Dawkins and David Hare.