Sentence examples for bad expectations from inspiring English sources

In other words, bad expectations undermine good execution.

Bad expectations can destroy value as easily as bad execution.

Still, analysts wondered if the bad expectations were still reflected in the markets, or if they had evaporated in the optimism that led stocks higher over the last four weeks.

"Two weeks later I am here in the finals, so it is a dream for me because I had very bad expectations 24 hours before the first match, and now two weeks later I am playing well.

Can you imagine having to go to work when the job your state is about to ask you to do makes you feel, in Paul's words, "like a Nazi?" Paul described for us his bad expectations for the consequences of this law.

BlackBerry had warned last week that the results would be bad, heightening expectations that it would put less focus on handsets.

When decisions based on those heuristics turn out to be bad ones, expectations are confounded and confusion results.

IT WAS a sign of how bad Democratic expectations were for the Senate race in Massachusetts that the knives were out even before the polls had closed.

As diverse as these industries and leadership opportunities have been, central to each is a commitment to engaging directly with consumers to hear the good, the bad, their expectations and wildest visions.

According to Howard Archer, chief U.K. and euro zone economist at IHS Global Insight, the data, "decidedly bad and below expectations," is going to "increase pressure on both the Bank of England and the European Central Bank to slash interest rates on Thursday.

As invented holidays go, Father's Day isn't half bad because the expectations are so low.