Sentence examples for might then expect from inspiring English sources

One might, then, expect food aid to be welcomed.

You might, then, expect American families to be luxuriating in good fortune.

If his estimate of the cost-savings channel is accurate, and I am right that the overall labor market effect of the act is about 10 times larger (in the other direction) than the cost-savings channel, we might then expect the act to contract the 2015 labor market by about 3 percent rather than expand it.

You might, then, expect me to have been thrilled by the announcement that, this autumn, BBC2 will junk the repeats and devote Saturday nights to the arts, all the more so because I have no beef at all with the euthanasia by stealth that has mercifully taken The Culture Show from our screens (it always seemed superficial and a bit try-hard to me).

We might then expect that whether mutations at specific amino acids cause disease at all also depends on the expected chemical severity of the involved codon.

One might then expect a random number of such segments to be joined together within each of the equal-sized enumerative bins.

With an election looming in 2015, one might then have expected the chancellor to tap-dance to the podium.

With an election looming in May 2015, one might then have expected the chancellor to tap-dance to the podium.Instead sobriety (and a bit of finger wagging at the spendthrift Labour opposition) was the order of the day.

You might, then, have expected publishers to drop the ghost-writers and stop making huge payments to sportspeople, comedians and Britain's Got Talent judges, and stick with cookbooks.

It might then be expected that the history of aesthetics in the period immediately following Kant would have turned to the task of integrating emotional impact into a complex theory of aesthetic experience.

However, the relationship might then be expected to be described by a linear or log-linear model.