Sentence examples for expected the question from inspiring English sources
WITH house prices in Britain increasing by 7.2% in the year to February and the cost of renting a house in Britain rising by 2.1% in the year to March, voters might have expected the question of housing to play a bigger part in the election campaign.
In preparing for meetings at the CR, we expected the question of corridor and encampment placement on provisional maps to be highly sensitive.
In this case, in which the definite-valued properties selected by a modal interpretation are different from those expected, the question arises how different they are.
The National Dialogue took longer than expected, the question of the federal division of Yemen was not resolved consensually, and the rankling among political parties jockeying for position in the post-transition elections strangled the government while the economy deteriorated.
His answer did seem a bit rehearsed; his smiles in between sentences suggested that he had perhaps expected the question, and knew the attention his answer would receive.
She'd more or less expected the question and so had already given it some thought: What about the Donald Sterling mess?
Cone understood the delicate subject and expected the questions, sheepishly mentioning that he had covered this ground regarding Strawberry before and that the reporters were probably weary of his answers.
"I was asked that question, and I wasn't expecting the question, and I thought about it afterwards," Harris said.
He knew to expect the question at banquets or community functions or whenever he spoke to reporters, so he would excuse himself and pretend to answer his phone and say: "Hello?
When the game comes out this holiday season, you can expect the question to become, "Yeah, but does it run Crysis 2?" Probably not, no.
