Sentence examples for apparent expectation from inspiring English sources

Instead, the company is letting the cash sit there in the apparent expectation that there will be federal tax relief.

16. (C) The Charge expressed concern with China's defining Tibet as a "core issue" with the apparent expectation that others would "step back".

The British aid worker threatened with beheading by Isis was kidnapped by "professional" gunmen who targeted the vehicle in which he was travelling in the apparent expectation of obtaining Western hostages, a witness has revealed.

Repudiating the incorporeal, distant God that helped to generate the hierarchical associations of masculinity and femininity, he favors an image of "a tender loving Father who faces and embraces the child," in the apparent expectation that a loving and embodied God may support a different kind of masculinity, one more capable of intimacy and tenderness (1994, 240).

What's with the apparent expectation that we can now just leave it all to Obama to create the world we want, just as we want it?

The BBC was one of many international media organizations to profile Malala and her work on the eve of the Nobel announcement, in the apparent expectation that she would be this year's laureate.

Despite apparent market expectations that NRG may raise its $11 billion bid for Calpine, at least one analyst thinks a lengthy courtship between the two power generators is unlikely.

Whatever the cause, it is apparent that expectations of faculty and students are diverging.

The possible reasons for this apparent mismatch between expectation and clinical reality will be discussed.

It is therefore apparent, contrary to expectation, that alcoholism does not increase breast-cancer risk in proportion to presumed ethanol intake.

Yet, there is a gap that is apparent between clinic expectations of patient behaviour and the thinking and practice of patients themselves, and their families.