Sentence examples for longer being expected from inspiring English sources

And she enjoys no longer being expected to win.

At 65, Mr. Schwarzenegger can no longer be expected to do it all.

Projected climate change implies that site conditions can no longer be expected to remain constant over a tree's lifetime.

Despite laudable registration campaigns, the opt-in system can no longer be expected to fulfil its purpose.

The draft presented last week sees extra topics from world history included, while primary schools will no longer be expected to teach the whole period until 1707.

Yet "taxpayers felt that they could no longer be expected to assume an unfair burden for funding their schools," she said.

Accountability journalism in particular requires significant reporting resources with strong professional leadership and reliable financial support, which the marketplace can no longer be expected to sufficiently supply.

Most are to be cut loose from the state, and those that remain will no longer be expected to provide housing, schooling and health care.

The co-financing of voucher schools will be phased out: parents will no longer be expected to pay tuition fees to top up state funding.

"A firework display of positive economic data can no longer be expected in the coming months," said Thorsten Polleit at Barclays Capital.

In the next Congress, aides said, he will no longer be expected to try to pick off one or two Republican votes to reach the 60 needed to overcome filibusters.