Sentence examples for an additional expectation from inspiring English sources

My view, at least, is that black people, or Hispanics, or women, shouldn't be hit with an additional expectation of indebtedness.

Instead of assuming that you'll get what you want later, it's much healthier to simply accept the current situation for what it is without clinging to any additional expectations.

List the project goals and any additional expectations.

There is an additional normative expectation: once representatives commit themselves in public to a given view, they are not supposed to switch to another view unless they can justify such a departure (Elster 1998, 104).As Elster puts it, "public speaking is subject to a consistency constraint.

This would lead to the additional expectation that the flanking genes might share a greater degree of similarity to homologues in other strains with class I FBA than they do to homologues from strains that lack it.

One additional expectation for developmentally regulated promoters is that they should be bound by tissue specific transcription factors.

We expected the same result if there were significant changes to population structure after hatchery supplementation began, with the additional expectation that the multiple genetic populations within localities would be primarily structured into pre- and postsupplementation genetic clusters.

The complexity of the justice system is unlike other behavioral health arenas in that the typical offender has a number of additional expectations not seen in substance abuse or other treatment programming, where most CM protocols are tested.

Only a small number of additional expectations were elicited in the open questions, suggesting that most relevant aspects had been covered.

Patients with back pain have specific additional expectations of a clear diagnosis of the cause of pain, explanation of the cause of their problem, a physical examination, and confirmation that their pain is real [ 8, 14].

The new teacher's puritanical need to prove herself as an overachiever when asked to rise to a challenge often gets coupled with the additional expectations of taking on extra duties such as coaching or advising after school.