Sentence examples for older expectation from inspiring English sources

In brief, eligibility required 65 years of age or older, expectation to remain in the area for 3 years after recruitment, no active cancer treatment, and the ability to provide consent.

Those older expectations of "character" are a guide to Monica Ali's method with Chanu.

Even with the early signs of recovery, the old expectation of full corporate underwriting of a move is gone.

A second new feature, anticipation of the Resurrection, was coupled with this transcending of the old expectation.

Single women's preoccupation with finding "Mr. Right" does not stem from their inner neuroses or self-centeredness, as Maureen Dowd implies ("Of Divas and Ditzes," column, April 18), but from the age-old expectation that people should marry and have children.

In the 20th century, the age-old expectation that the subject of a picture would be central, or at least emphasized, was roundly challenged, first by painters, later by photographers.

There were parts of his speech that raised the old expectations.

We're not bound by old expectations of when to open or not to open.

By the time Murphy stepped into the box, though, everyone had resigned themselves to the familiar old expectations.

Living "in exile" is how one of the weekenders puts it, exile from our old expectations about life.

More sensible men's advocates, meanwhile, maintain that men are still straitjacketed by old expectations, and given no room to express vulnerability, doubt, or any emotion besides anger.