Sentence examples for expected which would from inspiring English sources

Some investors interpreted Mr. Bernanke's comments as a sign the Fed might raise interest rates sooner than expected, which would bolster the dollar compared with other currencies.

An attendance in excess of 20,000 is expected, which would break last year's US rugby record, of 17,241, for a match against Italy at the same venue.

However, the pollutant discharge would not increase as expected, which would be reduced by 40.14% on the contrary.

Within each pulse, instantaneous currents larger by two to three orders of magnitude than present applications are expected, which would saturate the readout of the monitor chambers.

Furthermore, the presence of quantum effects in these wires is expected, which would opens new fields of applications, e.g. formation of topological qubits [9, 10].

At this point, a definition of the a priori estimation error for pruned LEM models might be expected, which would then be used instead of e ′(n N).

It was the opposite of the guidance you might expect — which would be to counsel young players to slow down and think about what they were doing.

There's a chance that Bauer could be really special, in a shorter time than people expect, which would make him one of those cornerstones to build around right now.

She said it wasn't what she'd expected, which was that they'd talk a bit and then do an art project, "like he'd tell me to take some Popsicle sticks and make animals out of them".

Rather than the public outcry they expected, which they thought would help them in their negotiations, readers found other ways to access news and the paper folded.

They often go on for way longer than I'd expected, which is pretty impressive for nine and ten year olds".