Sentence examples for longer expect that from inspiring English sources

Ferrari can no longer expect that decent points finishes and reliability are enough to win them the title and are in what Alonso described as "a mini championship".

I no longer expect that my tears will come to an end.

In addition to these two reforms, during the prosecution of the criminal case a federal judge issued a decision specifying that if a police officer reveals his misconduct to a union delegate or trustee, he can no longer expect that it will be kept secret from appropriate law enforcement agencies and state and federal prosecutors.

We can no longer expect that a fixed amount of power -- military, political or economic -- can really be the decisive factor in global politics or economics.

When this is the case, we no longer expect that the residuals for the models in Equations (4) and (5) will be independent.

With selection on interactions, we no longer expect that each allele will be either neutral or have a tendency to move straight toward fixation or straight toward extinction, but rather the frequencies of alleles will change in an unpredictable manner, owing to the nonlinear dynamics of selection on interactions, and this movement is not necessarily easily distinguishable from drift.

For the first time a time limit was specified for dispersal during pregnancy and it was no longer expected that women could be moved up to two weeks before giving birth.

"In the longer term, we expect that biological processes will ultimately be too complex to be more than superficially 'understood' in the classical sense.

In the longer term, we expect that deep molecular analyses combined with clinical and pathological information will become routine medical practice, and form the basis of a universal "companion diagnostics" process.

Intuitively, one might expect that longer beams will make the magnetometer less shock resistant, but the experimental results reported have revealed that this is not the case.

Over longer evolutionary periods, we expect that mutation-selection balance dominates this process (Orlenko, Teufel, and Liberles, manuscript submitted), and rate-limiting steps in the pathway may change.