Sentence examples for had expected that most from inspiring English sources
This being an Australian pub, I had expected that most people would be rooting for Holland, who were on the back foot for the better part of the match.
Mr. Hamilton also runs a full-service moving company in Huntington Station, on Long Island, and said he had expected that most of his business would come from moderate-income customers who were looking to save money on a move.
We had expected that most people who reported to have a chemical intolerance would know where to find out more information about the ingredients of a product, but this was not significant (7.5% of them did not know where to find out more information, χ 2 = 1.4, p < 0.3).
Most economists had expected that rate to increase to 1.7percentt.
They had expected that, as climate change warms the oceans, most species would migrate toward the poles, fleeing the ever hotter waters near the equator and tracking the zone of their preferred water temperature as it shifts.
Most forecasters had expected that 100,000 jobs, or more, would have been lost, and most thought that the unemployment rate would hold steady or rise.
Most observers had expected that the prohibitions would apply to American banks worldwide, but would apply only to the activities in the United States of non-American banks.
Private equity firms had emerged as potential buyers early in the auction process, and analysts had expected that a leveraged buyout would be the most likely outcome for Morgan Keegan.
She had expected that women would be ranked lower in most categories because of a "modesty effect"–women don't generally self-promote as much as men and lingering bias about women's leadership capabilities.
One might have expected that the most dramatic moments would be Madoff's pleading guilty, eleven times in a row, to the charges against him, or hearing his victims speak.
