Sentence examples for added expectation from inspiring English sources

"The effect we're seeing is partly people performing in front of a home crowd – the Brownlee brothers being a good example of delivering on the day – but it's a double-edged sword because it creates added expectation, as we saw in some of Rebecca Adlington's comments," he says.

Semi-finals should be our minimal goal, with an added expectation of getting to the final and win the title again.

A transition from Mr. Leno to Mr. Fallon has been rumored to be in the works for weeks, with the added expectation that when Mr. Fallon assumes the job, he will host the show back in New York, after an absence of more than 40 years.

But Irvine acknowledges that Moyes will have to adjust to the added expectation that comes with managing such a big club.

"There's an added expectation to conform to hyper-masculine stereotypes, and I always felt more visible because I couldn't adhere to those rules".

California quarterback Jared Goff, selected by the Rams with the No. 1 pick Thursday night, will have the added expectation of being the star attraction in a star-driven city that hasn't had an NFL team for 21 years.

He added, "Expectations are not always met immediately".

Excitement around the program surely shot up among casual fans; with that came added expectations – something Klinsmann actively courted.

On the turmoil at his former club, Pearson, caretaker boss at Newcastle in 2007 and 2008, added: "Expectations up there are huge and the potential is huge.

He added: "Expectations of disinflation or even deflation could become entrenched as they did in Japan and be very difficult, given inflation inertia, to reverse".

He added: "Expectations for a new series will be high because people not only remember the original, they remember who they were when it was on.