Sentence examples for expected longer from inspiring English sources

As might be expected, longer pre-evacuation times were obtained for classes accommodating younger children.

Mr Freston might have expected longer to prove himself, especially given his popularity on Wall Street and his long, loyal service to Mr Redstone.

As expected, longer treatments of all SCLC cell lines with cholesterol pathway inhibitors in the context of serum-free media adversely affected cellular growth, likely reflecting general cholesterol auxotrophy (data not shown).

That the renovations have taken longer than expected — longer than Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's final term — and have cost more than twice as much as projected will probably come as no surprise to any homeowner.

- H. M., Beechurst, N.Y. A. Perhaps you expected longer days because Norway and Alaska are farther to the north of the Equator than Tierra del Fuego is to the south of it; the farther you are from the Equator the longer the hours of daylight in the summer.

As is expected, longer sequences have better error rate performance.

Expected longer-term benefits 22, 27 include reduced risk of developing DM in those without DM, as well as a reduction in the risk of microvascular complications and overall improved quality of life in those with DM.

In particular we expect longer dated expected nominal interest rate in Peru to be lower than the other three to give a similar equilibrium real interest rate.

Expect longer wait times.

Expect longer waits and more crowded cars.

Globally reliable systems will need to expect longer network message delays, and deal with them.