Sentence examples similar to its long expected from inspiring English sources

On 8 March 2013 TAM Airlines officially announced its departure, long expected after its merger with LAN Airlines to become LATAM Airlines Group.

The announcement by the company and its subsidiary Cordis, long expected by some analysts because of a dwindling market share, opens up more sales possibilities for three competitors.

The White House and its allies had long expected that the antipathy for the health care law would wane as coverage increased and other policy fights arose.

The money supply (as measured by M2) grew by 14.8%.September's figures suggest China's economy will once again defy its doubters, who have long expected a dramatic investment bust.

It has been long expected that RCC is one of the feasible targets for immunotherapy.

As many nurses made clear to me, many hospitals have long expected that its nurses receive bachelor's or even master's degrees, given the critical and complex role that nurses play in the modern health care setting.

It was, some said, long expected.

The White House rejects such criticism, even as the president and his advisers have long expected it.

Although they made no predictions of when the earthquake would strike, they had long expected it.

It's a move long expected that tells us more about the company's future direction as it moves into new territory beyond its enterprise kingdom.

According to our tipster these layoffs have been long expected – it was simply a matter of when.