Sentence examples for so many expected from inspiring English sources

Manning never did make the crucial mistake so many expected him to, the one Favre made on the pick by Webster.

So many expected the fairytale.

So the real question is, why do so many expect change?

In a campaign that people here often describe in terms of a choice between East and West, the debate has come closer than any poll to identifying the political center, underscoring why so many expect a victory for Tunisia's mainstream Islamist party, Ennahda.

If Ukip does as so many expect, and fares even better in the 2014 Europeans than in 2009, the Tory fear of a palpable Ukip effect in the 2015 general election will be even greater than before, even if Ukip's vote tanks again as it did in 2010.

Ms. Quinn is an intensely close ally of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, so much so that many expected her to either endorse him or to remain neutral.

Things were so bad, many expected him to break the company into pieces.

Mr Primakov has done better, so far, than many expected.

And so, while many expect both she and Summers to have similar approaches to monetary policy -- both appear to believe the Fed should still use the tools at its disposal to help the economy -- there are contrasts to be drawn.

But such incentives have been largely ineffective in recent months, so many analysts expected the companies to fare worse.

The party does try to control the economy, Mr. Lamb says, but has failed to steer Vietnam into the prosperity that so many had expected in the early 1990's.