Sentence examples for one expected on from inspiring English sources

Embattled at home over his economic policies, rising unemployment, tax controversies, and a huge conservative backlash against the introduction of gay marriage, Hollande has shown his muscle where no one expected: on the battlefield.

Luckily, Facebook has committed to releasing monthly updates for Home, with the first one expected on May 12th.

Moreover, comparing the community structure coming from network analysis with the one expected on the basis of external (economical, political, and social) considerations can enrich the evaluation by introducing a different point of view on the system under examination, not driven by 'human' considerations, but purely mathematical in nature.

However, even when the mutations were clustered in a small exonic region, they demonstrated a splicing proficiency not always corresponding to the one expected on the basis of the algorithms predictions.

The Department of Agriculture's "drought monitor" says that 32% of the region is in "exceptional drought," the most severe designation and one expected on this scale only once or twice a century.

During the selective attention conditions, the suppressant effect of the noise notch width on GFP was decreased, but as a function significantly different from a multiplicative one expected on the basis of simple gain model of selective attention.

"What else could one expect on a highway where there were neither speed limits nor painted lines?" asks the report.

He stumbled on the first syllable of the word "spiritual," with the result that it came out sounding heartfelt, not the political boilerplate one expects on such occasions.

On the contrary, for non-specific binding one expects on the average the same sensitivity for the PM- and MM-probes.

Vague words of good intent are, of course, all one could expect on day one.

But no one expected to see it on a chart.