Sentence examples for extension than expected from inspiring English sources

"Because of the shocking ineptitude right at the top of this rotten government Richard Branson has muscled his way into a monopoly provider position on this mainline route and has extracted a longer extension than expected, leaving it wide open to legal challenge".

On the other hand, the probe chain embedded in the low molecular weight matrix (Mw = 1.76 × 105) showed the smaller extension than that expected from the affine deformation.

Sensitivity for parametrial extension therefore was lower than expected in comparison with previous early studies, where primary surgery was utilised more commonly in bulky stage Ib2 disease (Subak et al, 1995; Sheu et al, 2001; deSouza et al, 2006).

Finally, a day earlier than expected, Chrome Extensions are now live for everybody (before it was just for developers).

The government is to introduce an investigatory powers bill that is far more wide-ranging than expected, including an extension of the powers of the security services in response to the surveillance disclosures by the NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.

The Queen's speech also set out plans to introduce an investigatory powers bill that is far more wide-ranging than expected, including an extension of the powers of the security services in response to the surveillance disclosures by whistleblower Edward Snowden.

However, the extension of that diversity was less than expected, suggesting strong purifying selection across transmission events as have been proposed previously [ 174– 174].

Ultrafast electron diffraction reveals that exciting the electrons of a zinc oxide nanowire causes a sudden extension, more than a hundred times longer than expected from heating.

Though it took longer than expected, bookmark syncing and extensions have been turned on in the latest version (4.0.288.1) that just went live today.

The gallery proved more popular than expected, and plans for an extension were drawn up 15 years ago.

As the inclusion progressed in a slower rate than expected, the Regional Ethical Committee accepted an extension of the inclusion period.