Sentence examples for with some expectation from inspiring English sources

Audiences go with some expectation that they're going to be challenged; theatres don't necessarily need to push the boat out any further.

That is impossible to verify, but money does appear to be sloshing around town.Settling in for Mrs Gandhi's rally, therefore, it was with some expectation that she would tailor her stump speech to win over her crowd.

That's really what outside capital is — a lot more growth, but with some expectation of return".

But the way my dad even talks about the government now, even after Watergate, and Project MKUltra, the Pentagon Papers and the rest, is with some expectation that it is a place that tries to tell you the truth, but messes up every once in awhile.

But the way my dad even talks about the government now, even after Watergate, Project MK-Ultra, the Pentagon Papers, and the rest, is with some expectation that it is a place that tries to tell you the truth, but messes up every once in a while.

An AIM panel is generally considered to be efficient if e.g. it can differentiate the targeted populations in the Euclidian space represented by two or three principal components (PC) or if the inferred ancestry is consistent with some expectation (e.g. self-reported ancestry).

So White's debut Sydney performance comes with some expectations.

This is achieved by comparing observations with some expectations based upon the extraterrestrial irradiation and a simulation of the irradiation for clear skies.

Successful T-bill auctions from Spain and Greece has prompted some buying ahead of the last Fed meeting of 2011, with some expectations that the Fed could extend its low rate vow through until mid-2013.

So you are going out with some expectations, compared to Thursdays, when you are going out with not many".

Even those of us who see ourselves as practical and down-to-earth married with some expectations that were too lofty to meet.