Sentence examples for which would have expected from inspiring English sources

The results are bound to underwhelm the market which would have expected some relative strength.

After this there were another 10 deaths - six of which would have expected to be prevented.

And the whingeing, which we would have expected to begin within an hour or so, was strangely absent – apparently diffused by Salomé's presence.

"Now the Daily Mail as I understand it appears to believe in British values, which I would have expected to include the independence of our judiciary.

Mum said it was hard to pinpoint, but joked about my relaxed attitude to things, which she would have expected other people's children to become worked up about.

One man determined not to sulk in the domestic game or pursue franchise cricket is Ian Bell, who began his tenure as Warwickshire captain with a fine 174 that carried his team into a position from which they would have expected to win had the weather not taken too much time out of the match.

Engadget notes that the keyboard is hard to use, which I would have expected.

All of our controls in the final model have the predicted signs, except for RET and PROF, for which we would have expected positive rather than negative coefficients.

It was a total which Pakistan would have expected to chase down with ease following dominant batting displays in their two group games.

This is also supported by the fact that mortality was not affected in the older RCTs, which one would have expected when more patients develop ARDS [16, 29, 30].

A common complaint from managers is that they have to spend time training young recruits in basic literacy and numeracy, which they would have expected them to have developed in GCSE courses.