Sentence examples for can expect until from inspiring English sources

But such a muddle is probably the best we can expect until and unless American voters demand something more coherent.

So this week's polls – while still over all showing a tight race – are a good example of the swings we can expect until after the conventions.

Most say that their decision not to block the "zero deficit" law in Congress was the last favour the government can expect until after an election in October to renew the Senate and half of the lower house.

"Our budget is down to £280m a year and I am extremely concerned because the chancellor has signalled that his autumn statement in December will say we can expect austerity until 2017.

Early nutrition defines to a great extent how many people will survive infancy and what quality of life they can expect up until death.

Last year, the World Health Organization estimated that a girl born in 2012 can expect to live until age 73 and a boy, until age 68 -- a whopping six years longer than a child born in 1990.

The Chevy Chase kid from the example above, for instance, can expect to live until age 90.

If you are one of the twentysomethings who can expect to live until you are 100, at what age can you expect to retire?

In their forthcoming book, The 100 Year Life, Lynda Gratton and Andrew Scott note that today's 20-year-olds can expect to live until they are 105.

It is one of the UK's most affluent neighbourhoods where women can expect to live until 89 and men 85.

A Guardian estimation using ONS projections shows that in 2018, a 15-year-old boy growing up in the UK can expect to live until they are around 88 years old, while a girl of the same age can expect to live until 91.