Sentence examples for expected making it from inspiring English sources

For example, the premiere of its new drama "Supergirl" did even better than expected, making it fall TV's top new show.

Samsung said initial orders for the Galaxy S4 were higher than expected, making it difficult to meet demand.

Cross-border exchange consolidation has proven much harder than many had expected: making it a success depends, of course, on ensuring that the sums make sense.

He argued that Nasdaq spent a lot on better systems but that volume rose faster than anyone expected, making it dangerous to convert to decimals until system capacity improved.

Pathways sold more copies than expected, making it Bungie's first commercial success.

In June 2010 a single huia tail feather sold at auction in Auckland for NZ$8,000, much higher than the $500 the auctioneers had expected, making it the most expensive feather ever.

The news that student loans are not being paid back at the rate originally expected makes it likely that tuition fees will rise again.

The decision, though expected, makes it more likely that the recent rise in oil prices will continue as the summer driving season approaches.

But German officials remained adamant that there was no way they would bend on collective debt, even if the new French president, as expected, makes it a dining-room topic.

They each worked three innings Saturday, but their precision (no walks) and efficiency Thursday — Sabathia threw 52 pitches, 10 to 15 fewer than expected — made it easy to feel transported to October.

But eventually far more people than the organisers had expected made it to the Hannover convention centre for the official German launch of the EU's 6th Framework Programme.