Sentence examples for expected have a from inspiring English sources

The new iPad is also expected have a new version of Apple's A12 Bionic processor, as found in the 2018 iPhones, and may have a new graphics chip.

It is also demonstrated that the steel connection plates, also as expected, have a considerable influence on confining lateral deflections of the mono CFST columns and that they significantly contribute to the columns' ultimate carrying capacity.

There were floods and beheadings and genuine horrors, and even as Cameron was almost out of the door of No 10 and home and dry back to Chipping Norton, inconvenient bodies, that he is expected have a genuine-sounding opinion about, wash up pointedly on beaches.

Investors clamored for stocks that may reap the benefits of Obama's program, which is expected have a price tag around $500.0 billion.

Investors bought stocks that may reap the benefits of Obama's program, which is expected have a price tag around $500 billion.

They were there to test the desert/wheel interaction, and they learned a lot more than we had expected (have a look at Ron's article for more detail).

The team found that, as expected, having a more positive general outlook on life was associated with improved sleep quality.

My friend, as I expected, has an opinion about the trailer.

(Phil Jackson, as expected, has an entirely different take on how this went down).

But Occupy, as you would expect, has a different style.

What we expect has a great influence, not only on how we feel, but a number of other measures.