Sentence examples similar to had expected beforehand from inspiring English sources

While this turned out to be a much smaller theme during the war than we might have expected beforehand, we found that all four channels were much more likely to report speculation that implied Iraq might use such weapons than to cast doubt on their possible use.

They had expected this particular quake to have occurred years beforehand -- and had thought a seismic event so unlikely at the time that most were at a conference in Chicago when it happened.

In our study the proportion of echocardiography requests for indications other than was agreed upon beforehand, was higher (22%) than we had expected from earlier studies [ 8, 19].

They were also very organised and their club houses appeared surprisingly clean and neat, something I hadn't expected beforehand.

They were also very organized, and their club houses appeared surprisingly clean and neat, something I hadn't expected beforehand.

"Although there hasn't been a vote, clubs have expressed their preference so I would have expected the meeting to be a simple rubber-stamping of what has gone beforehand," he said.

"Although there hasn't been a vote, clubs have expressed their preference so I would have expected the meeting to be a simple rubber-stamping of what has gone beforehand," Hetherington said.

This lack of program integrity might have caused the intervention not to intervene on the competence skills of the adolescents, as was expected beforehand.

As shown in the Table  3, the psychological effects were sometimes less severe than expected beforehand.

Although this finding may simply mean that travelers are less apprehensive about problems they have faced before, it suggests that TD is less of a nuisance than travelers expect beforehand.

What was left of the Italian fleet still using the harbour was expected to have left beforehand.