After all, some might say (and many more might think), what can one expect from savages?

One might expect that national and international non governmental organizations would fill the gap.

To give you a perspective, if I had to translate the proportion of psychiatrists in the population that one might see in Britain to India, one might expect roughly 150,000 psychiatrists in India.

As more and more people find themselves with enough, one might expect the spirit of gain to lose its social approbation.

The observation that recoveries following a financial crisis are different suggests that standard macroeconomic policies might not work as one would usually expect.

While one might expect hay fever to be more common in rural areas with a lot of trees, in fact the opposite is true.

In a typical day, a rag and bone man might expect to earn about six pence.

Much more than one might expect, there is an eerie fascination in political and media circles with the political agonies being experienced by the current Australian Labor Party (ALP) government.

We expect, and others expect, that perhaps the FAA, the CAA might say, You need to put someone in a suit that's not inflated, that's connected to the aircraft.

One cannot expect the law to solve all cultural conflicts.

So, given its newfound energy riches, one might expect Burma s public finances to be rather flush, with surpluses aplenty to spend on health, education and much else that the country so desperately needs.

On average, performance might be somewhat better than in the past, but nowhere near as stellar as optimists expect.

In this time in humanity, one could expect this kind of stuff.

One might expect the Fed chairmanship arguably the second most powerful official position in the United States, and certainly the world s most powerful financial position to be determined by a conclave of central bankers.

So for comparison's purposes, let's think about some other walk of life where you may expect might be extremely risky.

Over the next decade, we might expect that a broad spectrum of insurance, lending, and securities companies will become involved.

So one is that, of course, as we all might expect, many small businesses in the U.S. and all over the world still need money to grow and to do more of what they want to do or they might need money during a hard month.

Most observers expect a one step process for bipartisan agreement before August 2.

One would thus expect Japan to be anxiety ridden, but it is not.

As countries become more prosperous, one would expect their growth rates to slow.

The observation that recoveries following a financial crisis are different suggests that standard macroeconomic policies might not work as one would usually expect. And a transatlantic comparison suggests that this may indeed be the case.

And walked off. And I didn't expect that, because I expected one of these ...

No one should expect that the costs of combating climate change will be low.

Unexceptionable principles, one might say.

In addition, the Kurds will expect to retain a veto over any proposal that might compromise Kurdish autonomy in the northern provinces.

But no one should expect Kenya to play a stabilizing regional role again anytime soon.

One is that, if the current process fails, Obama might issue his own plan, which many expect would be a near carbon copy of the proposal made by Bill Clinton s administration in its last days ten years ago.

An absurd expectation, one might think.

What Obama was doing was a common enough practice in the United States (though one might expect better from an orator of his ability) it was not so in India, where such a technique is, indeed, regarded as reprehensible.

The world might expect that the American people the stewards of the world s only superpower, would be far more engaged on foreign policy questions.

In a recent paper for the Copenhagen Consensus, Morten Jerven of Simon Fraser University examines how much measurement will cost and how much the international community can justify spending. And measuring turns out to be much harder than one might expect.

NEW DELHI As the political temperature heats up in India, with five state assembly elections this month and a general election due to be held by April, one might expect Indian leaders to be dueling over visions of the future.

Guy I might get one of those.

They have grown more slowly, and with greater inequality just the opposite of what one would expect.

One would expect inflation to fall with the decline in output, and this is exactly what happened.

In the most common configuration, one can expect 40 S 8 rockets or 10 S 13 rockets.

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One cannot expect the mere creation of a leniency programme to produce immediate results for the agency.

But the 8 real GDP growth recorded in 2004 might encourage some to expect a surge in economic performance, as has occurred elsewhere in the world.

In any case, one would not expect prize committees or historians to judge leaders solely by quantitative criteria.

Not a huge problem, one might have thought.

So we have B, A, G, F. And if we have B, A, G, F, what do we expect next? Oh, that might have been a fluke.

There's a flip side to everything, the saying goes, and in 2 minutes, Derek Sivers shows this is true in a few ways you might not expect.

How much might we expect a home in a famous city to outperform other real estate as a long term investment? The answer not much at all.