Sentence examples for lifelong expectation from inspiring English sources

In the legal submission published last week, the Met's barristers said the "undercover police officers and their families are likely to face real harm if anything is disclosed that tends to identify them, and will suffer the unfairness of losing a lifelong expectation that their roles would not be made public".

Taken together, the precondition of black consent and the persistence that characterized Lincoln's approach to colonization point to lifelong expectations that significant numbers of African-Americans would eventually choose to depart the United States.

Butterfly" won him the Tony Award, Hwang, a first-generation Chinese-American, still bends under the lifelong weight of expectations from his high-achieving immigrant family.

San Francisco's rent policies create a cultural expectation of lifelong tenancy.

These conditions originate before the age of 18 years [ 6], with the expectation of lifelong disability.The risk of health problems is greater among persons with IDD [ 7], and these contribute to the widely held notion that this group experiences premature aging, where 50 years may be considered "old" [ 8– 12].

"Regrettably, expectations of lifelong benefits were made during an era when health care costs were lower and the company's financial condition was stronger," he said.

Informal expectations of lifelong employment with a single company are gone.

Perhaps as a class husbands would be more upset than ex-boyfriends, because they might have built up greater expectations of lifelong commitment.

Stories of divorced couples peacefully co-parenting and becoming wonderful lifelong friends contribute to this expectation that, if we're not emotionally overachieving with a person who usually feels more like a mortal enemy than a soulmate, that means we're petty, unenlightened thugs of the lowest order.

High expectations have been Johnson's lifelong partner and have kept him from enjoying some of his accomplishments.

He's a lifelong techy, and not someone who has unreasonable expectations about the world we live in.