Sentence examples for expected the extent from inspiring English sources
But I had not expected the extent to which football continued to reflect society and define national identity.
As expected, the extent of plasticization response tracks with CO2 solubility; CO2 diffusivity may also be an important factor at shorter exposure times.
Mr O'Donoghue acknowledged that the group had not expected the extent of the swing in the euro-dollar exchange rate but said the group had changed its hedging policy for the current year.
All yield stresses increase with the filler volume fraction vf, as expected; the extent of this enhancement increases with T, and is uniformly larger for NP- than for MP-filled systems.
One thing I hadn't expected: The extent to which people were perfectly happy to hop from team to team, offering a little bit of their expertise to multiple projects.
Still, Janovsky never expected the extent of damage that Irene wrought, "It was very shocking.
The Port of Dover said it is not expecting the extent of the delays to be repeated this weekend.
We would expect the extent and implications of this financial impact to vary according to both hospital characteristics and the populations served.
Injury concerns did surround Greg Oden, but only the outlandishly morbid could have expected the horrific extent of Oden's knee problems.
As expected, the spatial extent of the electron void around the terminator is smaller in Fig. 11(a) than in Fig. 1.
