Sentence examples for one might not expect from inspiring English sources

Based on this prediction one might not expect substantial Red Queen dynamics in the Amazon molly, since it seems to have about as many parasites as its sexual sister species [ 68].

But one might not expect the two dentists next door, who decided on March 17 to volunteer their services and opened shop the next day, treating about 15 patients daily with the help of staff members whose own homes were lost in the tsunami.

One might not expect flowering plants with pinkish petals to be flourishing on the floor of a dark cave, but that's exactly where researchers discovered such a species in southern China.

One might not expect that Mondella's death also would have saddened many of New York City's beekeepers, but it did.

Taylor is largely a Midwestern, white, evangelical community; one might not expect this decision to be a controversial one.

The ripple effect from the Sept. 11 attacks continues to be felt in places one might not expect.

In effect, the idea that there should be two Berlin declarations reflects the psychological gap that exists between the original six and most of the later arrivals.One might not expect this difference to matter much now.

To those responsibilities, all of which you'd expect at the top of a CEO's list, I'd add one you might not expect: networking.

One place you might not expect to find energy savings is your website.

Working with his long-time collaborator, David Ford, Hoyle has skillfully woven Shakespeare's text into his own treatment of the Fool, giving Lear's Shadow the kind of depth one might not normally expect to find in a monologue.

One might not have expected his Chinese hosts to welcome those words.