Sentence examples for expected it might from inspiring English sources

But Detective Sgt. Joseph DePasquale of the Waterford police said he expected it might take some time to identify the body because of its decomposition.

While Sieť did not do as well as expected, it might have an important effect on the former party of its leader, Radoslav Procházka, the Christian Democratic Movement.

"That one was stolen, as we expected it might be".

Shaw maintained a phonetic alphabet would be more economical, but expected it might take centuries to win acceptance.

If growth were faster than expected, it might become necessary to retreat; if slower, it might become necessary for the Fed to do more.

And while Google has hinted that YouTube, a hub for display ads, is on the verge of profitability, it did not announce on Thursday that the video site was profitable, as some analysts expected it might.

Rory McIlroy, who has frittered away a third-round lead in a major (2011 Masters) and successfully protected a third-round lead in another (2011 United States Open), said acknowledging some measure of failure, or expecting it, might be the key.

The service is free, as the company expects it might entice users to try out the company's other mobile testing products.

"You're expecting it might stop or hesitate," Decker said.

Let's assume the national election evolves the way we expect it might, and the Democratic nominee is a woman.

It used to be bad, really bad: coming across a scene like that without expecting it might cause me to shake or cry.