Sentence examples for one to expect from inspiring English sources

If nothing else, the pairing of the two headlines on the same cover would lead one to expect an explanation of how Romney might handle the city's economic recovery.

The staff and team never knew which one to expect, and therefore often walked on pins and needles until they figured out who was leading them that day.

In particular, in simulations, the critical Rm to achieve dynamo action is generally on the order of hundreds to thousands, leading one to expect a similar value will be necessary in experiments.

Given that the SNR depends linearly on the sampling [see Eq. (5)], the expression above might lead one to expect that coarser sampling would give smaller MAE.

The food here is better than the unprepossessing approach would lead one to expect.

This is very much what Hayek's theory leads one to expect.

And Humphries may not be the character his shirtlessness led one to expect.

Ryszard Kapuscinski disappeared in the dead of winter, January 2007, half as well known as his influence would lead one to expect.

True, the White House language, if looked at in detail, leads one to expect a campaign similar to the one that led up to the attack on Iraq".

It has nonstop drug use, frequent violence and some sex, though not as much as its main character's profession might lead one to expect.

But other industry people said the percentage might not be as high as the talk of free shipping might lead one to expect.