Sentence examples for a growing expectations from inspiring English sources

The government faces a growing expectations gap with its citizens and needs to rebuild public confidence.

Entrenched special interest groups, including re-energized state-owned enterprises, are defending their positions, there is a growing expectations gap between citizens and the government, and Mr. Xi will have to govern while keeping two predecessors — Mr. Hu and Jiang Zemin — happy.

"There is a growing expectation that people are going to start coming back," said Jerzy Zdrzalka, the company's chief executive.

"There is a growing expectation now that we will not have a robust recovery," said Joseph V. Battipaglia, a market strategist for Stifel Nicolaus.

There is a growing expectation that the Fed's rate-setting committee could revive programs to buy Treasuries and mortgage bonds in an effort to stimulate the economy.

But the interview, taken together with recent comments by Mr. Bernanke, reinforces a growing expectation that the administration plans to nominate a new Fed chairman later this year.

"There is a growing expectation that it's going to be very difficult for Ken Livingstone, Andrew Hawkinss, chairman of the polling and research consultancy ComRes, said.

If the two sides fail to reach agreement, there is a growing expectation that Corbyn will eventually agree to allow Labour MPs to have a free vote.

The beleaguered chief executive may get his wish soon, amid a growing expectation that the 53 year-old will announce his departure in late August or September.

But as the furor grows over lenders' attempts to bypass legal rules in their haste to reclaim houses from delinquent owners, there is a growing expectation that foreclosures will dwindle for months as the foreclosure system is reworked.

The sector continued to subside as commodity prices ease as a consequence of the stronger dollar, the US currency being boosted by a growing expectation that a Federal Reserve rate rise is not off the agenda.