Sentence examples for expected maturity from inspiring English sources

Many invested in endowments which are falling far short of their expected maturity values.

Inevitably, there are parents who worry that the object has become too important, and that caring for it and curating it has become a major burden — or that it's being held on to past some age of expected maturity and independence.

By contrasting three 'theories' (refer to the strong inference approach discussed in this section): maximizing current growth rate, current survival probability, or expected maturity, they reproduced numerically all habitat selection patterns (especially with the 'maximizing the expected maturity' rule).

This developmental "reversal" is well documented but counterintuitive, since we expect maturity and experience to improve all cognitive performance.

They have an expected average maturity, over all, of a little less than two years.

I recently shopped around for $500,000 of Ginnie Mae 8 1/2s with a seasoned payment history and an expected average maturity of ten years.

It's unrealistic to expect a maturity level you find in an adult".

Not just interpretively richer, which you would expect with maturity, but vocally richer, more expressive, with just as much, if not slightly more, bloom to the sound.

The steeper drop in the 10-year appears to indicate bond traders expect that maturity to draw the bulk of the Fed's investment.

Yet this is how the Naval Academy described Kendzior in her official separation papers: "[S]he does not display leadership or maturity expected of a [senior midshipman] and I do not believe she is capable of reaching 'officer-level' maturity without professional psychological treatment".

During my recent nineteen months of anthropological fieldwork in Matsigenka communities, I, too, was impressed by the self-reliance and maturity expected of children.