Sentence examples for we expect to live from inspiring English sources

Not the way we expect to live as Americans".

We've been using them widely for only 80 years, but in that time they have helped to transform our lives: we now expect our children to survive into adulthood, we expect to live to a ripe old age.

It's not the kind of thing that never happens, just not the kind of thing that we expect to live through, much less watch in real time, on cable television.

As we expect to live longer today than did people in the past, we each expect to receive more benefits (this is a statement about probabilities; of course, we do not know which of us will live to be 95 or require what kind of medical attention when we reach 85).

These figures highlight an unprecedented healthcare conundrum we are slowly heading towards: as we expect to live increasingly longer lives, the occurrence of disease, especially chronic age-related disorders, is rising rapidly.

"By 2015, we expect to live in a broadband-IP world with five billion people 'always on' and therefore Nokia Siemens Networks is committed to protecting customer investments and continue to implement leading EDGE technology.

I think that's interesting: With modern medicine, we can expect to live much longer, but we can't expect a whole lot more than that.

If we cannot have an honest discussion about race in America, how can we ever expect to live amongst each other without suspicion?

Over all, it said, we can expect to live 77.6 years.

This is the kind of society we can expect to live in after the trade union movement is weakened: a society where the salary gap between employer and worker widens exponentially; where managers are free to impose any conditions they like.

Recent work shows that we can expect to live significantly longer, with men in the highest income quintile born in 1960 expected to live 7-8 years longer than their counterparts born in 1930.