Sentence examples for who might expect from inspiring English sources

For owners who might expect significant drops or increases in mileage figures, the E.P.A. suggests not to worry.

But among the minority who might expect to gain, many will find their tax cut chewed up by fees for lawyers and accountants.

Should Tuesday and then the play-offs end in one of England's cyclical defeats there are plenty who might expect to shuffle off the main stage.

And "Anarchist" appears to have no real interest in drawing in its audience; it is almost as if it were written in disdain for anyone who might expect to be engaged by the theater.

And Ms. Waters has softened somewhat, not just toward local bankers in her district who might expect her ear, but also toward the Wall Street C.E.O.'s she formerly reviled.

Or, like his father, Ron Paul, is he someone who might expect to win the enthusiastic support of libertarian-leaning G.O.P. voters but who might otherwise fall well short of winning a plurality or majority of the Republican electorate?

And the woman leading the charge is not who you might expect.

Even some who you might expect to be against a franchise system are giving their backing to it.

Low-budget filmmakers, who you might expect to see at festivals like Sundance, report that having their film launch at Cannes can bring many dividends.

It's a great company in a lucrative market, but not exactly who you might expect to have an especially fun office space.

The reader who might not expect to be enthralled by the dangerous mutability of the gold standard, for example, will find it a subject of real fascination.