Sentence examples for most widely expected from inspiring English sources

The candidates most widely expected to become the next chief executive, Henry Tang and C.Y. Leung, are considered acceptable choices by Beijing.

Europe is the region most widely expected to outperform in 2014, a survey by the Association of Investment Companies showed, also coming top in Merrill Lynch polls of fund managers every month since September.

The imbalance between supply and demand prompted surveyors to forecast sizeable house price rises over the next 12 months, with gains most widely expected in East Anglia and Northern Ireland.

Interestingly, the most widely expected adverse effects of the Affordable Care Act have yet to materialize, despite the fact that it has been in place for nearly three years.

That was the message Wednesday from Wall Street, where the stock market soared after the uncertainty of the contentious midterm election ended with the most widely expected result: a Democratic takeover of the House and Republicans retaining the Senate majority.

Major U.S. stock indexes opened higher Wednesday after the uncertainty of a contentious midterm election ended with the most widely expected result: a Democratic takeover of the House and Republicans retaining the Senate majority.

In picking the first Jewish candidate for a major party presidential ticket, Mr. Gore emboldened Jewish voters, even though most were widely expected to favor Democrats anyway.

ABC News, NBC News, Newsweek and The New York Times, among major organizations, have told their staff members to leave the city, where the most important fighting is widely expected to occur.

(It's widely expected most will be, probably in December).

The decision had been widely expected, though most economists predict that the bank will raise rates during the first quarter of this year.

While most of the plans were widely expected, the reduced budget is likely to displease Washington, which has criticized Germany for not spending enough on defense.