Sentence examples for slice of expected from inspiring English sources

Hailing the "dawn of a 21st-century welfare system", Mr Duncan Smith will be allowed to keep a substantial slice of expected savings to ensure people are not worse off when they move off benefits.

Nowhere is that truer than in so-called structured products bundles of assets sliced into different layers of expected risk and return.

The prevailing Republican view — "of course government always fails, what do you expect it to do?" — is not what this slice of America expects to hear from the people asking to be entrusted with the government.

This is the company's first tablet application, in fact, arriving ahead of Slice's expected iPad debut.

Results: In 1 group of slices, expected levator hiatus variation was 1.5 to 6.1%, whereas measured variation was 4%to15%5%.

Any change in rotation between exams or misclassification of mid-coronal slice is expected to be non-differential which will only bias findings towards the null.

Even so, many papers this year – including the Sun, with its monster 120-page slab – have published their biggest ad-filled editions for 12 months, with businesses keen to jostle for a slice of the £1bn expected to be spent by deal-hungry Black Friday consumers.

Therefore, elevating concentrations of D-serine to saturating levels in the slice is expected to potentiate NMDAR-dependent activity.

Nor is the film a straightforward dramatization of his existence, or even a slice of it; anyone expecting a Dylanite echo of "Backbeat," which retold the story of the Beatles' time in Hamburg, may have reason to be aggrieved.

As this movement continues and more urbanites seek their little slice of rural relief, expect more companies to adapt and release their own tiny prefab homes.

Most offer nothing more than a demo of the finished game, a slice of what to expect in a few weeks or months.