Sentence examples for many expected with from inspiring English sources

America's economy is proving far more robust than many expected, with likely growth this year of about 3.6%.

The toughest interchange of the night came not, as many expected, with Trump, but between Christie and Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky). over government meta-data collection.

Iraq's electionsElections in Iraq went better than many expected, with perhaps 60% of eligible Iraqis turning out, according to unofficial reports.

The success of Jurassic World brings yet more cheer to distributor Universal, which has already performed better this year than many expected, with Fifty Shades of Grey (£35.0m), Fast & Furious 7 (£38.5m) and Pitch Perfect 2 (£16.8m).

With the fight that many expected with Cris Cyborg not being mentioned at all in the post-fight, Rousey instead chose to name Holly Holm and Bethe Correia as future bouts she is interested in.

Meanwhile the dual camera on the iPhone 7 Plus isn't the game changer many expected with low light shots in particular typically ditching the telephoto lens due to its small aperture and omitted OIS in favour of just digitally zooming into images from the wide angle camera.

" Even as the soundness of banks is supposedly measured--with many expected to show signs of insolvency---the whole stress idea demands a broader focus.

7 p.m. Monday The most surprising team of the early season has been the Philadelphia 76ers, whom many expected to tank, with a roster consisting of little more than promising young prospects and a rookie with a shaky jumper.

Challenge was, as many expected, the supercomputer with the super timing and overly specific betting style.

Many expected him to stick with the team until Vokoun signed.

They are expected to be in place by the summer, with many expected to be stationed in the south.