Sentence examples for expected to lengthen from inspiring English sources

Coming as the summer vacation season starts, the measure is expected to lengthen lines at least temporarily at border crossings and seaports.

With waits expected to lengthen as the July 28 closing date nears, two members of the rAndom International studio, Hannes Koch and Florian Ortkrass, flew to New York from their London base last week to meet with MoMA officials.

According to an article in The National Catholic Reporter on Tuesday, the changes are also expected to lengthen the statute of limitations in which abuse victims can come forward, to 20 years from 10 years, after the victim's 18th birthday.

In high latitudes, if warming is moderate, growing seasons are expected to lengthen and yields to rise, in part because raised CO2 levels aid photosynthesis.The IPCC thus sees agriculture as being not too badly affected by 2°C of warming, as long as you stick to global averages.

Repairs were then coated with moisture-resistant coating, and were expected to lengthen the life of the bridges by decades.

Moreover, monarchs' migratory paths are expected to lengthen, threatening their survival of the long journey to and from their winter roost.

To avoid excessive lengthening, Kim et al. (2003) recommended shortening of an adjacent bone for the treatment of first brachymetatarsia when the amount of lengthening is expected to exceed 40%.

That missing evidence will profoundly shape and lengthen the trial, which is expected to last up to four months and involve 125 prosecution witnesses.

What is causing all the activity is two concurrent trends: life spans are lengthening, and more people are expected to leave the work force and, with it, the investment markets, creating a scarcity of investment capital.

In any event, lengthening the axial interaction is expected to stabilize the redox active orbital, and thus the apical Ni N(His) interaction is important to tuning the reduction potential of the active site.

This might be expected to improve sustained attention performance, although the results indicated lengthened reaction time as well as fewer false alarms as the vigilance task continued, suggesting negative and positive effects on sustained attention performance.