Sentence examples for longer expected to be from inspiring English sources

Scant comfort though this may be, the economy is no longer expected to be the worst-performing among its peer group of the Group of Seven industrial countries.

The problem for the Church of England, and to some extent for the Church of Sweden too, is that white middle class people are no longer expected to be Christian.

And while Phaneuf was badly miscast for years in Toronto as a No1 defenseman who was expected to play in all situations, maybe he rediscovers some of his best game in a situation where he's no longer expected to be both a workhorse and the face of the franchise.

However, it is no longer expected to be built due to economic issues.

"This payment is no longer expected to be received by next Tuesday which would have been due to the club," said an official statement from Dunfermline.

I was no longer expected to be the perfect singer, performer, and actor..

The company said: "Based on current management forecasts, the board expects results for 2016 to be materially below market expectations and the group no longer expects to be cashflow positive for the year.

We no longer expect to be given limitless plastic bags in shops.

Such a system would likely persuade lenders to avoid tyrants, as they would no longer expect to be repaid.

Pope Francis understands that the church he leads can no longer expect to be taken at its own valuation.

Hufeld, who also sits on the supervisory board of the European Central Bank, also said London could no longer expect to be the centre of euro-denominated trading.