Sentence examples for expected there has from inspiring English sources

Thus (as expected) there has been much more HA drift than NA drift.

As expected, there has been a heavy blow to confidence and activity in the weeks after the referendum on 23 June.

So, while we have seen a smaller growth in unemployment than had been expected, there has been some growth in underemployment.

"As expected, there has been a reduction in visitors to the West End since the Olympics began, which has had some impact on our footfall too".

As might be expected, there has been a public outcry as well as significant media coverage in response.

As was to be expected, there has been controversy over the size of some inclusions and the exclusion of others.

After all, Airbnb has been around for so long that we just sort of expected there had to be an iPad app.

While the Tour's nine-man policy board's decision July 1 to follow Rule 14-1b was expected, there had been speculation the Tour might disallow anchored putting earlier, such as at the start of the 2015-16 season, in an effort to limit distraction.

Contrary to what might be expected, there have been no reports of increased susceptibility to malignancies in CSS or NBS so far.

As may be expected, there have been some unusual occurrences for the Secretary-Treasurers and Executive Directors of the CRWAD as follows: Fortunately, Dr Kohler visited the Midland Hotel in early summer 1973, to check with the new management team.

As expected there have been few deaths in our DCIS cohort, but, in line with Lee et al (2006) and Wapnir et al (2011), these deaths have been in those women who either presented with metastatic disease as their first event, or had an ipsilateral invasive recurrence as their first or subsequent events.