Sentence examples for expected some information from inspiring English sources
Less than half the groups expected some information on the reasons for referral, on the circumstances or practicalities, or on the likely procedures at the district hospital, but not directly from the nurse: "It is the (referral) letter that talks", "He gives the paper, and that contains everything".
Whatever the case, Apple expects some information that you didn't provide.
In a recent poll by the Asahi Shimbun, one of Japan's biggest dailies, 86% said that they expected some personal information to leak from the new computer network, while 76% believe that the project should be postponed.
For reason of that, we expect some additional information on pathogenesis of mycoplasmal infection through measurement of cytokines and chemokines.
Pierce expects some of that information would not be protected.
The problem with this "elegantly written, lively" book is that "you keep expecting some new piece of information to emerge that will turn everything on its head and give the story fresh impetus – except it never does".
The Productivity Commission's draft recommendations on industry assistance are not due until January, although the commission is expected to release some information on the global automotive sector on Friday.
What follows is a small, unscientific survey of the home furnishings market across the country — one that is in no way exhaustive, since retailers can be expected to reserve some information for competitive reasons.
The decaying part of the peak is expected to contain some information about the closing of the fusion pore in extended kiss-and-run release.
Not only have we registered death but also proven survival, because we must be sure of survival in order to expect some –one-year postoperative –QoL information.
Beyond expected information such as salary and job information, Garg said other variables considered including social media information from sources such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram among others.
