Sentence examples for from which we expect from inspiring English sources

Standard biography, from which we expect some shape and edification, seems the wrong genre.

And the news in these headlines is truly news from which we expect to awaken any minute.

This capacity represents the soft component of the project from which we expect to generate a very big momentum for development.

And the news in these headlines is truly news from which we expect to awaken any minute... View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Sam Knight By Masha Gessen.

"Are they coming from countries from which we expect them to be coming, or from somewhere else that might have an epidemic that they don't know about?" Whether SARS can be contained depends on how well China can control its epidemic.

Inertial stress must exceed the frictional stress to displace a particle from which we expect Γ > μ is required for instability to occur.

Mildly put, it was a very shocking experience, exacerbated by what we experienced in our onward flight to Islamabad, where our plane flew into an extreme tropical storm, from which we expected not to escape alive.

For the definitions which philosophy is required to provide are of a different kind from those which we expect to find in dictionaries.

Our presumption is that CC will differ considerably from CAU, which we expect to be mainly supportive and not systematically delivered.

A further force feedback originates from binding rates which we expect, in general, to be force sensitive.

Below are a few choice segments from Nix's last evidence session in from of the committee — which we expect he will be asked to revisit should he agree to make a repeat appearance….