But they do not quite satisfy expectations.
For many, that was enough to satisfy expectations.
A poorly designed or inappropriate business strategy is among the most frequently cited reasons for the failure of mergers and acquisitions (M&As) to satisfy expectations.
There is an inherent conservatism to the legal profession, owing to its commitment to working chiefly through existing institutions and to the fact that law itself is predominantly intended to satisfy expectations arising from inherited patterns of behaviour.
Progress and modernization have taken their toll, but skiers can still satisfy expectations, especially in the grand classics, the old resorts that have made efforts to cling to their charm, and remain playgrounds for the wealthy and fashionable.
Coburn has given us two previous Cinderella tales, a Cambodian and a Hmong, and this one, replacing magic with Hispanic aphorisms and a recipe for nopales, strains to satisfy expectations of multiculturalism, edification, family values and even the craze for culinary fiction.
But works that merely satisfy expectations will please the less discerning critics.
After all, a person can always avoid the obligation to satisfy expectations simply by warning that she is not making any promises.
Finally, while each person likes to put their own spin on what they eat, creating their own flavor combinations, it's important to make sure that base product, without any embellishments, satisfies expectations.
The second one, Ought-to L2 Self, is related to the attributes that one perceives s/he ought to have, in order to satisfy expectations and to avoid negative outcomes; which is equivalent to more extrinsic types of instrumental motives.
