Sentence examples for expected it could be from inspiring English sources

Even if the Senate passes its bill as expected, it could be a week or more before housing legislation makes it to President Bush's desk.

When an offer is dramatically different from what you expected, it could be because expectations weren't fully shared during the process – you might not have clearly expressed your minimum acceptable package, or the company might not have revealed its compensation structure.

rate cut is now widely expected, it could be the subject of intense debate when policy makers meet Thursday.

The Department for Education said the exact number of schools affected by the new measures would depend on future Ofsted findings, but expected it could be as many as 1,000.

Although the preparation of the protein samples proved to be more difficult than originally expected, it could be shown that TXRF is well suited for the determination of P and S in proteins.

A: It is full in a way I never expected it could be.

Propoxur would probably kill better than current pesticides, but nobody expects it could be an all-purpose solution the way DDT once was.

Mr. Wala hasn't calculated exactly how much the forgiveness program will save him, but he expects it could be many thousands of dollars.

The Twingo appears to be aimed at the youth market, but I expect it could be a real hit with the older market as it ticks all the boxes for the more seasoned driver.

The developed watercraft is easy to produce, so we expect it could be used in a wide array of earth science fields.

Conversely, BAFF was specific for CTD-ILD, and we expect it could be a useful clinical biomarker for distinguishing CTD-ILD from CFIP.