Sentence examples for expected might have from inspiring English sources
Phil Orlando, chief equity market strategist at Federated Investors, said a consumer credit report late in the day that came out better than expected might have helped the market recoup some losses.
There was also no effect of limited English proficiency, which we expected might have been a barrier for families trying to navigate our system; however, our hospital has substantial resources for monolingual Spanish-speaking families, which may have mitigated this risk.
Knowing what to expect might have improved participants' learning still further.
"He expected he might have heard more, perhaps a letter.
If the Knicks were 4-6 —the sort of record they expected — they might have ruled out Iverson immediately.
In the very beginning, I expected we might have a hard time.
If I had known what to expect, I might have been too overawed to continue any further.
It wasn't expected, but she might have read the signs in the tea leaves.
However, it is not expected that this might have led to any bias in responding.
Which is what I expect many people might have been thinking in the voting booth today.
