Sentence examples similar to a heightened expectation for from inspiring English sources

People live in such a heightened expectation of no privacy that even those facing the worst criminal charges feel compelled to speak up.

Secret video recordings or still-image capture can also violate the privacy rights of others where monitoring is in an area with a heightened expectation of privacy.

These early learning experiences in combination with individual vulnerabilities (such as low coping self-efficacy) are thought to contribute to a heightened expectation of threat and danger.

This ratio was chosen so as to increase the possibility of errors on no-go trials due to a heightened expectation of go cues.

Each in its own way ushered in an era of heightened expectations — for brow lines, personal music players and salad courses, respectively.

Other White House officials said privately that if they had asked for coverage, that would have unduly heightened expectations for a speech that had no particularly new or dramatic details.

They will play them under heightened expectations for the first time in a long while.

The OCC has proposed a set of enforceable and specific risk governance guidelines to formalize its heightened expectations for large national banks and federal savings associations.

DES MOINES — With days left before voting begins in Iowa, Mitt Romney has fully embraced the state that spurned him four years ago, betting that heightened expectations for his performance at the Republican caucuses here on Tuesday will not undercut his chances of a strong start to the presidential nominating contests.

Though nobody could have foreseen just how special the fight would be, there was an air of heightened expectation before the first bell.

With no vacancies on the court in more than a decade, there is heightened expectation that the next president will have one or more opportunities to choose justices and shape the court for years to come.