Sentence examples for expected to compare from inspiring English sources

"We expected to be surprised, and we were; we expected to compare wildly dissimilar successes, and we did.

The Policy Exchange analysis is expected to compare neighbouring, similar schools within the same local authority to the mainstream primary and secondary free schools open so far.

The dissenters can be expected to compare the Diallo affair to other notorious trials in which juries freed whites who killed blacks.

The official said the two countries were expected to "compare notes" over how to respond to China's move – and high-level meetings between the two countries remain a possibility.

The Energy Department review, likely to be released in the next few weeks, is expected to compare the Basel and California projects and determine whether AltaRock's effort is safe.

In his speech in the debate Patrick McLoughlin is expected to compare critics of HS2 with those MPs who opposed the construction of the West Coast Mainline in the 19th century.

(Senate representation is only slightly higher, at 20%.) The figure is especially low and comes into focus when looked at in comparison to the world's other advanced economies – the countries with which you would expect to compare the US.

Additionally, larger prospective studies or meta-analysis are expected to confirm or compare these results.

Manufacturing is expected to grow 7.1percentt compared with 6.2percentt a year ago.

They are expected to raise £7bn, compared with just £500m from the banking levy.

As a result, the Financial Times Group's profits, before Internet expenses, are expected to fall 20percentt, compared with last year.