The expedition little expected the fanfare that awaited them on their return to Britain.
When defender Kate Walsh, now 33, won bronze in her first European Championship as a 19-year-old, little did she expect that medal in Cologne would be the first in a string of six European bronzes.
"If recent trends hold, there is little reason to expect that exploration success will dramatically improve in the future....The image is one of a world moving from a long period in which reserves additions were much greater than consumption to an era in which annual additions are falling increasingly short of annual consumption.
Little did anyone expect that Fraser would take up more than the doctor's name.
Little did I expect that on my first day as executive director of Interfaith Alliance, the most concise articulation of our mission would come from the President of the United States.
Little would she expect that, at least for the first year of the seventh grade, I would wake her every morning to section my hair in straight lines for me, a skill that took a very long time for me to master.
In the aftermath of this latest "provocation," there is little reason to expect that Washington will expend political capital on re-engaging the North for the remainder of Obama's second term, especially given the sour precedent of the Feb. 29 agreement concluded towards the end of Obama's first term.
Furthermore, there is little reason to expect that report of ADHD would be differential by PFC exposure level, which would be needed to bias our findings away from the null.
"But just to see him beside me, the guy I used to play with when we were little, I didn't expect that one day we would be playing together again".
But, disconcertingly, counter-terrorism agencies admit that not enough is known about the location of AQAP's Yemen bases to mount successful drone attacks against them.Internal divisionsEven with Mr bin Laden dead, most counter-terrorism professionals expect that little will change.
