Sentence examples for long to expect from inspiring English sources

"If whooping cough is diagnosed, parents can be told how long to expect the coughing to last, and children will not be prescribed unnecessary asthma drugs".

He has been around far too long to expect any favours from an Australia team who will still include such formidable talents as Johnathan Thurston and Greg Inglis, as well as a clutch of three-quarters aiming to secure their places in the team for the final.

Three hours is too long to expect anyone to maintain a coherent narrative, let alone a bunch of sixty-somethings armed with talking points that weren't all that coherent to begin with.

In the setting of Coburn the time span between extubation and the first measurement of cognitive recovery was too long to expect any difference.

Time yourself when you run your route so you know how long to expect to be out for next time.

The invitation, of course, is a formality, given that the nation has long come to expect the annual address.

"These are the same basic rights other employees have long come to expect".

Climate change scientists have long warned us to expect more extreme weather.

When power starts to shift in the Middle East, its people have long known what to expect.

And there are solid, long-term reasons to expect demand for clean energy to grow.

Passengers were told to expect long delays after the incident, which happened on Friday afternoon.