Sentence examples for was otherwise expected from inspiring English sources

At best, he can hope to make a bigger dent than was otherwise expected in Labour's parliamentary majority if he performs conspicuously well during the foot-and-mouth crisis, or if the prime minister performs conspicuously badly.

He is otherwise expected to travel with his team-mates on Sundayand participate in a tour that ends on 24 July.

Researchers developed a socio-demographic index in order to differentiate progress made on the SDG index from progress that countries would have been otherwise expected to make.

But it said it was too soon to tell if the ailing and volatile economy would hinder what is otherwise expected to be a strong holiday season for the video game industry.

The decline in oil prices that is otherwise expected has been months in the making, starting in March, when the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, under pressure from the United States, moved to increase production for the first time since late 1997.

The announcement by the prime minister, David Cameron, of beefed up counter-terrorism measures and a renewed drive against extremism is otherwise expected to make little difference to policing practices.

If this were the case, differences between our groups would be less apparent than might be otherwise expected.

The differences SNR' – SNR at Steps 3 and 2 evidence this trend, which is otherwise expected from theory.

The building damage functions distinguish among buildings that are designed to different seismic standards or are otherwise expected to perform differently during an earthquake.

The true density (i.e. without PEG) is otherwise expected to be lower than that of recent European oak and values of as low as 460 kg/m3 for Vasa oak have been reported [15].

This could put a natural brake on the expansion of the trade, which is otherwise expected to expand to as much as 23.5 million tonnes of oven-dried wood a year - a figure environmentalists say is barely credible.