Sentence examples for might initially expect from inspiring English sources

While ray tracing's ability to handle a wide variety of shapes is elegant, this property is not as useful in practice as one might initially expect.

Contrary to what one might initially expect, burden can actually increase the evolvability of a trait.

So, while we can agree that a partial justifier account of accessibility internalism is evidence for mentalism, the evidence is not as strong as one might initially expect.

Of course that's nothing that would ever happen to mild-mannered you, but the (anecdotally and statistically-supported) truth is that a much bigger number of U.S. workers find themselves in compromising position come holiday party season than you might initially expect.

They're both outsiders, though neither really functions as a stand-in for the audience, as you might initially expect.

Though it's never less than involving, it grows in stature as it unfolds and ends as a more subtle and disturbing film about love, loss and tragedy than we might initially expect.

Due to some unexpected regularities of Elman's grammar, these statistical techniques are capable of maintaining dependencies over greater distances than might be initially expected.

For Rawls it is important that the same method of reasoning that explains equal basic rights also justifies more political and economic equality than many people might have initially expected.

But not as much as might initially be expected.

Like ornithology, it turns out that stimulus watching involves a larger, more passionate subculture than might initially be expected.

By Steve Coll April 22, 2009 Like ornithology, it turns out that stimulus watching involves a larger, more passionate subculture than might initially be expected.