Sentence examples for off the expected from inspiring English sources

The ruling on April 3rd was unanimous and written by a Republican appointee.The decision set off the expected explosion.

But financial markets rose last week after hints that central banks around the world were preparing to head off the expected turmoil by pumping cash into banks.

He said he had also been taking part in meetings with others in Hollywood to try to head off the expected standoff between actors and the film studios and television networks this spring.

Bass guitarist Michael League handclapped with the laughing crowd as sly drum-hits kept throwing off the expected beat (the teasing wind-up snaking towards the anthemic pay-off is a favourite Snarky game).

Pfizer reported a 25 percent increase in its second-quarter net income on Tuesday because of aggressive cost-cutting and lower reorganizing and other charges, shaking off the expected plunge in revenue from generic competition to its cholesterol fighter Lipitor, the world's top-selling drug.

Early on, Cohn said that the votes Trump was stacking up in Florida counties with a lot of white voters could be enough to fend off the expected late surge of Clinton voters from Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties, and that these numbers would have implications in other parts of the country, too.

Take those qualities and add a willingness to explore things off of the expected path, and you have a formula that can produce greatness.

We retrieved similar protein sequences, setting a cut-off of the expect value at <10−10.

Given the odds and the pay-offs, the expected return for accepting this bet is 50 cents (50% of $11 less 50% of $10); and since this is a positive number, the gamble looks attractive.

It found that 80% of easy access accounts have not been switched in the last three years, with many put off by the expected inconvenience.

Finally, the risk caused by violating the estimated resource constraints is analyzed so that decision makers (DMs) can trade off between the expected cost savings and the expected risk.