Example sentences of "[noun] expected [prep] the [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Mr Runciman said the first warning of problems came in August when it was realised that a major contract expected in the first half of the financial year was not going to materialise . |
| 2 | Currently MainWin can handle only Windows 3.0 programs with 3.1 support expected in the second half . |
| 3 | Walesa had experienced difficulty in finding someone to take on the task of forming a government , which was likely to hold office only until a general election expected in the coming spring . |
| 4 | We therefore did a more rigorous test by calculating a periodogram normalized to the values expected from the null hypothesis of power-law/Poisson noise only , and binning up . |
| 5 | Yet the full cost of providing just piped water , electricity and sewerage , let alone the range of other amenities expected by the modern rural population can be staggering . |
| 6 | But with the last cut in the discount and Lombard rates in early February , and further reductions expected in the coming months , it clearly recognises the need for lower rates even if it does adhere to its policy of small steps . |
| 7 | There has , however , been no easing in the fierceness of the competition , with no improvements in margins expected in the medium term . |
| 8 | I 've just sent a cable to the club : list of delegates expected for the next week 's visit — does that sound okay ? |
| 9 | Dependency levels in residential care have risen substantially , particularly in the private sector , even beyond levels expected from the greater numbers of elderly people . |
| 10 | Meanwhile , the Novell network operating system version for Sun systems — NetWare for Sparc — will have all the features expected in the upcoming NetWare 4.0 , including a global directory . |
| 11 | Meanwhile , the Novell network operating system port to Sun platforms — NetWare for Sparc — will have all the features expected in the upcoming NetWare 4.0 , including a global directory . |
| 12 | The company is wholly owned by the founding directors who now seek a partner to provide the support required to take advantage of the rationalisation expected in the European metal stockholding industry . |
| 13 | On the walls of the tombs in the cliffs above Beni Hassan are painted the meals expected in the after life , the menus marked with the number of portions required , as on cards hung on the doorknobs of hotel bedrooms to order breakfast . |
| 14 | According to the Board 's economics expert , Frank Jenkin , if the nuclear industry operated under the minimum rate of return on capital expected in the private sector ( 8 per cent ) , Hinkley C would be ‘ clearly less economic ’ than coal . |
| 15 | However , during the 1990s other climatic influences , such as volcanic eruptions and ocean current variations ( e.g. El Nino and La Nina in the Pacific Ocean ) , may partially mask or obscure the sustained global warming trend expected from the human-enhanced greenhouse effect . |
| 16 | The abrasive challenge expected from the notorious Bègles front-row duo failed to materialise . |
| 17 | This was the major design feature of the new units — that they should represent the competences , knowledge , skills and understanding expected by the major users of an award . |
| 18 | If only Cassan can get him safely through the speed leg , which so often plays a decisive part in the overall result , he looks as though he would relish the bigger obstacles expected for the second and third legs . |
| 19 | He remains worried that margin benefits expected for the second half will now be pushed out to next year and has slashed his full-year forecast from £27 million to just £15 million , with £25 million pencilled in for 1993-94 . |
| 20 | Can someone please tell me what are the benefits expected from the current practice of having the relations of murder victims parade their pain on television ? |
| 21 | Economic facts since the 1960s no longer fit the demographic trends expected from the traditional theory , which predicts a positive relationship between birth-rates and the performance of the economy . |
| 22 | They symbolized all the money that was around , the flamboyance expected of the richest nation on earth . |