Sentence examples for might expect especially from inspiring English sources

Then comes Florida, which is lower on the list than you might expect, especially since it has 29 electoral votes.

The dried, shredded flesh of this giant drupe contains so much more flavour than you might expect, especially when lightly toasted, or steeped in cream or milk.

"Oseltamivir is not a perfect drug, but it does what you might expect," especially when given after the flu has taken hold and is harder to beat back.

In addition, while the average value of a college degree in the labor market is high, the concentration of young people in high-earning fields (like science, technology, engineering, and math, or STEM) is not as high as we might expect, especially given the meaningful differences in earnings we observe across fields.

That's a big problem for Volvo, especially since small wagons like the $24,900 V40 have lots of other attributes to recommend them, like way more interior room than you might expect, especially versus what you'll find from a small SUV like the similarly priced Honda CR-V or Toyota RAV4.

Simulator games sell better than you might expect, especially in Germany.

What you might not expect, especially with them playing against 10 men, is for City to do what they did next - which was to drop deeper and deeper rather than continue pushing forward in search of the second goal that it appeared they needed to be sure of victory.

Curlew sandpipers are not, as you might expect, an especially rare bird in Britain.

If each child required less parental time, you might expect parents – especially mothers – to use their time on other things, like work more outside the home, pursue their own schooling or leisure activities.

This tendency, as you might expect, is especially pronounced among journalists themselves.

At 60 K where intrafilament flux flow might be expected especially at higher fields, the apparently large ρ⊥ becomes further enhanced by an additional resistivity component.