Sentence examples for were expected to live from inspiring English sources
According to the Social Security Administration's actuaries, women who lived to 65 in 1940 had a life expectancy of 79.7 years and men were expected to live 77.7 years.
At the time, people with HIV were expected to live between three and five years.
Under the original disbursement plan, the islanders were expected to live off the interest from this lump sum payment.
Those who couldn't be persuaded to evacuate were expected to live under an austere set of aesthetic guidelines.
Before treatment, few of the 19 patients were expected to live more than a year, Dr. Childs said.
Imagine how different your life would be if you were expected to live in fear of sexual violence all the time.
We were expecting to live together.
And however poorly paid, players are expected to live up to the expectations of fans.
This statistic differs from life expectancy, which estimates how long people born today are expected to live.
However, life expectancy at birth reflects how many years a person might be expected to live given prevailing mortality rates.
