Sentence examples for can be expected to endure from inspiring English sources

There is only so much jet lag that the human body can be expected to endure.

A traveler can be expected to endure only so much inconvenience.

Put another way, 35 men on the pitch in Phoenix can be expected to endure early-onset Alzheimer's or dementia pugilistica for the entertainment of everyone else.

For as long as Italy's economy continues to flounder and its mainstream parties lurch from one corruption scandal to another, his appeal can be expected to endure.

Maisie Williams is one of the strongest performers on this show and her brief scenes were quietly devastating, leaving you wondering just how much one child can be expected to endure.

Is the agent appropriately sensitive both to the degree of suffering that person can be expected to endure and to the various aspects of that person's life that can be expected to render that life (on balance) worth living (Wasserman 2006, 146)?

But neither should we be expected to endure a mind-numbing history lesson.

There's only so much a reasonable man should be expected to endure in the line of duty.

The next lower-house election is due in mid-2002, and the government is expected to endure until then.

It concedes that controls may be useful to target inflows that are expected to endure, because of the threat to financial stability.

Tokyo Electric Power, the plant's operator, has said almost nothing at all about the workers, including how long a worker is expected to endure exposure.