Sentence examples for expected if it from inspiring English sources

But the definition of full belief needs no modification and the notion of expectation can be characterized as follows: An event is expected if it is entailed by some core.

"All told, it appears that the sale of Hostess may reap over a billion dollars, almost twice what the creditors initially expected if it had not been liquidated.

A more significant increase can be expected if it is cold enough to cause shivering, which warms the body through quick involuntary contractions and relaxations of muscles.

Providian said today that second-quarter earnings would be two-thirds lower than expected if it settles by the end of the month.

The coalition has faced a barrage of negative publicity over its work programme, which has found sustained work for only 3.5% of claimants – less than the 5% expected if it had done nothing.

Then, too, the state must transfer some risk (for example, that a building will take longer to build than expected) if it is to gain the benefits of private-sector expertise, but that adds to the cost.

That is about 4 percentage points above the annual benchmark return that Harvard would expect if it simply matched its target rate of return in each of the various asset classes in its portfolio.

The Caucuses conflict offers China a realistic model for what it can expect if it the Taiwan situation turns violent.

I expect, if it goes through, we'll have more patients come in for the free or discounted health care.

The edges did not have evidence of pulling or tearing, and there was no flap left over, "as you would expect if it was punctured".

But if the rock was cooler – as you'd expect if it was relatively close to the surface – there will be abundant signs of helium.