Sentence examples for most expected by from inspiring English sources

The adverse side effects most expected by the patient are discussed and contrasted with treatment benefits.

President Obama, who will make the ultimate decision and for now appears to be leaning toward approving the pipeline, has given no timeline for action, although most expect an answer by midsummer.

Stenobiomic species of micromammalian clades are more abundant in most biomes than expected by chance, while in the case of macromammalian clades stenobiomic species are more frequent than expected in tropical rainforest, tropical deciduous woodland and desert biomes only.

— It has been easy for the Phoenix Coyotes to exceed expectations because they were expected by most of the hockey world to finish last in the N.H.L. this season.

A year and a half ago Ed Balls was the second most important man in the Labour party and expected by most to become Chancellor of the Exchequer after the 2015 election.

That feat will have been accomplished, most analysts expect, by winning the majority of a party electorate of about 600,000, so that the next mayor will be installed by perhaps 350,000 of the city's 8.5 million people and more than 4 million voters.

The rise was not expected by most analysts.

The Fed's announcement was expected by most investors.

This trend is expected by most companies to continue over the next year.

Industrial production was up 0.7%, far better than the 0.2% expected by most economists.

Both teams have returned to what was expected by most coming into the season.