Sentence examples for longer expectation from inspiring English sources

But given the much longer expectation of life now compared to 1783, both men became political leaders at the same stage in their lives.

The tendency for the proportion of the elderly population to increase also reflects medical advances, which have produced a longer expectation of life.

Evolution is continuous because a large quantum leap requires a longer expectation time than a series of smaller changes.

Paul Smee, director general of the CML, said that borrowers "continue to seek attractive deals despite the lower-for-longer expectations for interest rates".

This month, too, a Chinese state councillor and former foreign minister, Tang Jiaxuan, told a politician from Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) that there was "no longer any expectation" of better relations between the two countries while Mr Koizumi was in power.Mr Koizumi is due to step down in September, to Chinese and Korean delight.

There's no longer an expectation that the former is how a person must use social media, and there is no longer a stigma to the latter of disconnectedness or Luddism.

There is also no longer the expectation of a stretch of an unscheduled three months.

Complete fire suppression is no longer an expectation, but the majority of wildfires are often extinguished before they grow out of control.

If it happens to affect another in a positive way then that's a bonus however, it is no longer an expectation.

They like the rule of law, democracy, citizenship, longer life expectation, good universities and schools, universal health insurance and First World economy.

If sexual antagonism is resolved through the evolution of optimal sexual dimorphism, or if the strength of selection in the two sexes is balanced, there is no longer an expectation that one allele at a locus will produce higher fitness outcomes than the other.