Sentence examples for expected for a long from inspiring English sources

There may be showers this evening and into tomorrow, Mr. Miner said, "but no heavy rain is expected for a long period".

This is obviously a big step for Facebook, and one that many people have been expected for a long time.

Open Source and Linux are definitely entering the mainstream, but I think compromises like this will have to be expected for a long time to come.

As would be expected for a long distance migrant, it has occurred as a vagrant eastwards to Alaska and west to Newfoundland, Bermuda and the Azores.

All mentioned PQS peaks were above the Markov model random background threshold, with SVA-VNTR region being much closer to it than the other PQSs, as expected for a long G-rich tandem repeat.

The observed diversity declines are fortunately relatively slow, as is expected for a long-lived species with overlapping generations (cf. [ 100- 102]).

In contrast, glucose lowering was delayed with insulin glargine, as expected for a long-acting insulin analogue, where the mode of action involves precipitation and subsequent slow release from the tissue depot [ 41].

This disaster is the war that many Japanese have been dreading, and expecting, for a long time.

"It's something I have been expecting for a long time," said Gold. "It didn't occur to me for one second that they were a part of any wrongdoing, having known their character from working with them for over 20 years.

Given the sheer weight of attention the topic of domestic violence has recently garnered, any athlete – jockey, footballer or otherwise – charged with domestic violence, as well as the authorities that govern, should expect for a long time to come far greater scrutiny of their actions.

As for an open system, in our case, it should be expected for a quite long time interval the total electromagnetic energy of the atoms-field system to be emitted into the subsystem causing the state damping.