Sentence examples for expected to stretch from inspiring English sources
The litigation is expected to stretch into 2013.
The pipeline is expected to stretch more than 900 miles.
Demographics and household finances are expected to stretch people's use of online health resources.
While figures have shown signs of improvement, high unemployment is expected to stretch through next year.
But how far can we be expected to stretch our credulity for her?
About 250 firefighters responded, and the effort was expected to stretch into early Saturday.
Like its larger competitors, General Motors and Ford Motor, Chrysler, which is majority-owned by the private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management, has faced scrutiny over its ability to ride out a downturn in American auto sales that many analysts expect to stretch through 2009.
As a widely read hunters magazine explained in August, 2008, "there is a limit to what extent one can expect to stretch the strong moral ties and values of Maltese families and stop their Latin blood from boiling over and expect them to give up their land and culture in a cowardly retreat".
The buildings are not only expanding the stock of housing in the neighborhood but also pushing its residential boundaries westward, a process expected to extend to largely commercial stretches of Fourth Avenue under a recent rezoning.
In 2004, 1 in 5 American patients died in the ICU, and the doubling of patients above the age of 65 years by 2030 is expected to significantly stretch ICU services [ 5].
Somewhere between 15,000 and 20,000 politicians, officials, activists and journalists are expected to attend, stretching the Indonesian island's resources to breaking-point.
