Sentence examples for not fully expected from inspiring English sources
Still, the program has filled the Dawsons' home with fresh fruit, vegetables, bread and meat, and something they had not fully expected — an enormous sense of relief.
The result, which Indonesia had not fully expected, was followed by the destruction of Dili, the seaside capital, and other areas by the pro-Indonesia militia as Indonesian soldiers who had been occupying East Timor either participated or looked on.
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The coincidental: The measures from the 2011 deal are set to take effect at the same time as the changes to jobless benefits, the alternative minimum tax adjustment and the Medicare "doc fix," and the expiration of the Bush tax cuts — a confluence that the two parties did not fully expect back in August 2011.
That would be nice, but he – I don't fully expect one.
It's exploitative, yes, and I'd never watch it by choice, but it also has a touching intimacy that I wasn't fully expecting.
Britain believed that an independent Gambia would not survive and fully expected its former colony to form some sort of union with Senegal.
If not then, Thompson fully expected to make history five months ago when she took a share of the lead into the final round of the Avnet L.P.G.A. Classic in Mobile, Ala., only to finish 19th.
This result is not surprising; we fully expected PD to be a significant predictor of productivity, given that previous studies have shown this [e.g.], [9,18].
For his part, Sergeant Nelson, who has two children but is not married, fully expects to rejoin his unit, the Second Battalion, Fifth Field Artillery, which is based in Fort Sill, Okla.
According to the paper, the government will also allow some mines to have baselines higher than their historical average if the "historical high point does not fully reflect expected business-as-usual emissions".
