Sentence examples for much less expected from inspiring English sources

Instead, something much less expected has come about.

Much less expected is a temple to offbeat European cars.

Much less expected, however, is the shock many expats experience when they return home and realise it isn't as they remembered it.

A less ambitious endowment, one that has much less expected growth annually, can be managed to avoid losses of the magnitude produced by the leading endowments last year.

It is quite expected that the percentage of pilots directly affects the performance especially on very fast fading channels, but much less expected is that how these pilot symbols are inserted also makes a huge difference.

However, it's much less expected that HTC, a Taiwanese smartphone maker who should've already learned their lesson when it comes to packing a handset full of sub-par software, would be building a Vine killer.

"People don't even ride trains anymore," Mr. Bridgers said, "much less expect an art exhibition on one".

Of course, back in the mid-1960's, I didn't see George as having any political aspirations, much less expect to see him get elected president.

But how did we come to need so much help sleeping in the first place, and how did we come to want, much less expect, the sleep these people are selling?

"I remember the day, growing up in Garden City, when you couldn't even say you were a Democrat, much less run for office as a Democrat, much less expect to win," she said, admitting that she registered as a Republican when she turned 18, but is now enrolled as a Democrat.

No one wants to sound like a rabid protectionist, and it's vital to see what the rest of the theatre world is doing, but, as the survey Outrageous Fortune documents, it's hard out there for American playwrights; they can barely eke out a living, much less expect high-profile productions.