Sentence examples for expected it might be from inspiring English sources

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

Ireland has selected and is implementing a new electricity market that is not, as many expected it might be, a carbon copy of either the U.K.'s NETA or U.S.' SMD.

"But since it was written under much hardship, they expected it might be of some help to the North's human rights movement and we were willing to push ahead".

Thus, at this time point (13 dpf) we expected it might be possible to visualize staining at nodes of Ranvier if β1 subunits were indeed expressed in these specialized subcellular domains.

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.

If you manage to find one for cheaper than you expect, it might be worth getting it even if you're not certain about the value.

To be honest, though, I wasn't expecting it might ever be Arnold Schwarzenegger who'd send me some tasty nuggets for thought, but that's exactly why a successful entrepreneur should always keep an open mind.

"If markets don't perform or life expectancy rises by more than expected, then it might be necessary to cut pension incomes," Ms Altmann said.

It may not be the one that most expected, but it might be the one many wanted.

This erosion rate was modest and it was expected that it might be higher in view of the length of follow-up and the fact that all the repairs were repeat procedures for a failed primary native tissue repair.

But if the new movies in the "Star Wars" and "Harry Potter" universes gross as much money as they're expected to, it might be impossible for the studio to resist. .