Sentence examples for expected in the course of from inspiring English sources
David Davis, a senior Tory MP and former leadership contender, said such comments between leaders were to be expected in the course of "real negotiation".
Based on attendance in previous years, 40,000 spectators are expected in the course of the four-day event, with as many expected to be watching on the Internet (worldcybergames.com).
Officials in Munich say that 3,600 refugees and migrants had arrived in the city by early on 12 September and a total of 10,000 or more were expected in the course of the day.
The obstruction of justice indictment came far faster than might normally be expected in the course of a white-collar criminal investigation, former U.S. federal prosecutors say.
The increasing use of "old" herbicides such as synthetic auxins, expected in the course of US deregulation of crops resistant to 2,4-D or dicamba, raises serious concerns.
The first results are expected in the course of 2013.
One hardly expects, in the course of normal politics, to see Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt). thanking the billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch.
The reasoning of Coopers & Lybrand does not reach all pretrial orders that are formally subject to revision, but only those as to which some revision might reasonably be expected in the ordinary course of litigation.
He found that in games with big point spreads, where one team was favored to win by 12 points or more, the favored team just barely fell short of covering the spread far more often than would be expected in the normal course of events.
Of course, reasonable attempts are made to encourage compliance with the intervention but these must not go beyond what could be expected in the normal course of practice.
