Sentence examples for expected to endure a from inspiring English sources

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

The hotel industry is widely expected to endure a shakeout as weaker players close or are acquired by rivals.

STOCKS AND BOND INVESTMENTS Both the stock and bond markets are expected to endure a period of volatility if the nation's debt drops a notch from its AAA perch.

Some judges have ruled that when a person lives in an urban area, that person is expected to endure a certain amount of noise, dirt, smoke, foul odors and other common annoyances.

Joshua had never been taken beyond three rounds in his 14 previous contests and Whyte was expected to endure a similar fate at the fists of the 2012 Olympic super-heavyweight gold medal winner, despite his success when they met as amateurs.

Initial conclusions already indicate that Gemalto SIM products (as well as banking cards, passports and other products and platforms) are secure and the Company doesn't expect to endure a significant financial prejudice.

The district still expects to endure a more than $2.1 million loss in 2014, but the district will see less deficit spending over the next two years, said Christine Statton, assistant principal of administrative services.

I'm saying a guy can handle the same you day in and day out a whole lot easier if he isn't expected to endure all of your stresses, depressions, worries, fears, hangups (emotional and physical) without also enjoying the equally yummy (confident, non-clingy, non-naggy, sexually creative, etc..) you he came to know and love.

(But) when the child is anxious but still attending school removing the accommodations and replacing them with supportive messages.... is usually enough". To be sure, this is not a ratification of the 70's style of parenting where kids were expected to endure all kinds of trauma and anxiety and just get on with it.

Once Taylor matured enough to direct her career--and wield her power as an icon--she turned all the publicized victimization and exploitation that she was expected to endure as a starlet to her advantage in the only way a woman could before feminism had advanced to supply the public support system later female stars could at least hope to rely on.

The pre-feminism Pan Am girls were expected to endure with a coquettish smile the amorous advances of pilots and playboy passengers.