Sentence examples for expected so for from inspiring English sources

Digital technology should change that, but the digital roll-out has taken longer than anybody expected, so for the time being networks have to work within the constraints set by analogue technology.The widely carried channels are the old ones (see table)—those that were launched when the cable systems were begging for programming.

I expect so for the local government pension scheme but for the other schemes it will go to the wire and probably beyond".

"When we came back in January, there were no promises as to what to expect, so for me it was an ideal opportunity to prove I had something to offer".

In life and in business it usually takes more time and more money than expected so prepare for this and have a reserve in your budget.

Lighter shades would turn out darker than expected, so opt for a shade lighter than your target shade if you have black hair.

Sigel says that opening the restaurant took much longer than expected, so he looked for something to do on the side to bring in some additional income.

Using conventional statistical analyses with alpha = 0.05 if 500 000 SNPs were assayed in the same experiment 100 000 significant results would be expected, so clearly adjustment for multiple hypothesis testing must be made.

"Sales aren't there for the online folks, and margins are lower than everybody had expected, so they're looking for other ways to give back," said Angela Kapp, an Internet consultant, and the former head of Estée Lauder's online division.

"He's impressed in the nets and he's a little bit quicker than I expected so he'll be pushing for a place".

AMERICANS didn't always ask so many questions or expect so much in their quest for enjoyment.

THE demise of GM had been expected for so long that when it finally died there was barely a whimper.