Sentence examples for most expected more from inspiring English sources
The return of the Royals has been the talk of the town for months, and I think most expected more from one of ballet's vanguards.
Because cardiac involvement is most clinically evident, we expected more changes in the cardiac tissue than skeletal muscle.
They are not accustomed to being marked so firmly and expect far more time and space on the ball than they're allowed in Serie A. Bojan expected more than most.
Since mood-congruent biases as well as avoidance behavior have often been observed most strongly in clinical samples, we expected more pronounced effects of the mood induction at higher levels of depressive symptoms.
As long as there is a war next door, most experts expect more and louder demonstrations.
Now that the report has been finished, most observers expect more projects to get the green light.
Norway This one will bore most fans expecting more feel-good cheesiness or clichéd ballads and, therefore, likely won't win.
Christian Noyer, the bank's vice president, said in a speech today that the euro's slide "puts pressure on price stability," and most analysts expect more rate increases in the near future.
Given that most analysts expect more than 70percentt of mobile advertising to be search, you can see why Google's CFO can't wait to get as many search-friendly Android phones into consumers hands as possible.
Mr Lambert reports that a recent survey of the CBI's members found that most expected that a "more collaborative approach would emerge with various different groups of stakeholders", including suppliers and the institutions that educate workers.
