Sentence examples for longstanding expectation from inspiring English sources

From the beginning, the Heat were an arranged marriage of convenience, a business partnership of longstanding expectation.

"But incremental steps are no longer valid in these circumstances," meaning that Mr. Bush would have to follow up with a major push to fulfill the longstanding expectation of the Palestinians for statehood.

There has been longstanding expectation that evolution in molecular profiling may result in pathological classification that more directly reflects the genetic aetiology of non-BRCA1/2 tumours.

As reported by Batty et al. [ 13], HoNOSCA has a longstanding history and expectation of use within these Trusts which is likely to explain its high completion rate.

She called into question the court's longstanding reliance on expectations of privacy, which she deemed "ill-suited to the digital age".

At the same time, they are reducing expectations and adjusting longstanding plans.

And would the expectation of monogamy, a longstanding cornerstone of heterosexual marriage, be a requirement for their marriages as well?

"They have longstanding good relationships and understand the expectations on both sides".

Relief from longstanding pain through surgery carries positive expectations.

But they also reflect longstanding economic depression, not to mention rising expectations and the temptations of comparison: the Internet meant Arab youth could now compare their own stunted rights with those of their Western counterparts.

Such straightforward expectations, however, are at odds with longstanding research in Science and Technology Studies (STS) and on-the-ground realities.