"If that thing answers expectation it will be the greatest curse that has befallen man since the fall of Adam," he wrote.
A historian called W. H. Wheeler, who chronicled the Lincolnshire fens, wrote that "the works were efficiently carried out and, being well-designed, entirely answered expectation".
"Our victory has been bought by an uncommon loss of officers, some of them irreparable, and I fear the consequence will not answer the expectations that will be raised in England".
I argue that financial literacy and the willingness to answer these expectations questions are conceptually related constructs.
Muscle memory is fast formed--our bones know where the next step should come and it's important that steps answer those expectations.
Therefore the managers will not be able to determine the priorities and cannot answer the expectations which lead to quality gaps [ 10].
Furthermore, they are more aware of deficits in certain areas, as they already had to answer the expectations of superiors, colleagues and patients and experienced the gap between medical school and clinical care [ 6].
It was clear from his approach that he expected a dimwitted answer, an expectation that he was about to talk to another acolyte smitten by Senator Obama's rock star persona.
"I think we played well, the players answered the expectations.
Do the patterns — or lack of patterns — in the numbers help solve the issue of what most people are thinking of when they answer the expectation question: Private information (their friends' voting plans, yard signs in their neighborhood, etc).
Well, Mr. Ng explained, "if someone makes a phone call" to a toll-free number he or she saw in a commercial that ran in Korean, Mandarin or Russian, "who's going to answer?" The expectation: someone who speaks that language.
