Sentence examples for might expect as from inspiring English sources

Men whose lives were "stained with sin" might expect as much.

"If our estimations of demand are correct," he said, "we might expect as many as 5 or 10 centers in 10 years' time".

We find here, of course, the mirth of the party, though less than we might expect, as well as many photos in which the "underdog" — Gilden's preferred subject — has his day.

Latest estimates, so far unconfirmed by the government, are that Germany might expect as many as 1.5 million refugees by the end of the year, mostly from Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq.

That's changing, with a recent photo-sharing app and plans to launch a Dennis-themed game towards the end of the year – "a shooting game, but it involves catapults and mud-guns, not AK47s, as you might expect" – as well as a new YouTube channel that focuses on prank videos rather than animation.

The new compilation isn't just an abstract exercise, the researchers say: Previous studies suggest that once fleets of space-capable vehicles are available, commercial launch companies together might expect as many as 13,000 space tourists during their first decade of operation.

Cheap ones are, as you might expect, not as nice to use, but they get the job done.

As you might expect, Swinton gave as good as she got.

I might have expected as much.

As you might expect (and as at other Festival panels), Governor Palin was a hot topic of conversation.

As one might expect and as before, for minimum variance resampling, the number of particles per second increases with the number of particles.