Sentence examples for be more expectations from inspiring English sources

There'll be more expectations if she gets a degree".

"I think after what happened in St. Anton, there are going to be more expectations from myself and from everyone else involved," said Rahlves, who is competing in the downhill and super-G World Cup events this weekend.

Yes, there will be more expectation as we are at home against Italy.

There will be more expectation placed on the men's gymnastics team at this Games than ever before.

But with Zidane in charge, there will be more expectation on those superstars, very few of whom have performed consistently well this season, to start living up to their reputations.

"There's only going to be more expectation, more demand for transactional, consumer-facing services from the government, not less," Smith said.

There are more expectations layered on every year and frankly, not enough time provided to do it all.

"There are more expectations now being put on school boards, and with more complex responsibilities comes a greater demand on their time," she said.

What's more expectations of a return to plentiful cheap labor are gone.

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There's more expectations, and they need to have a place where they can go and feel safe and talk, if that's for one minute or one day or for ongoing treatment," she said.