Sentence examples for because they are expected from inspiring English sources

Gender differences could be respondents acting according to gendered expectations (eg, males downplaying distress because they are expected to appear tough).

But hedge funds charge high fees because they are expected to do well in bear markets.

"They've had to be notified that they've had a significant exposure to prions because they are expected to take precautions.

"Yes, I think they have more pressure than us because they are expected to win – and expect to win".

Conversely, because they are expected to live shorter lives, men currently enjoy higher pension annuity rates than women.

But Mr. Lemons and other officers said scout snipers tend to be more mature and disciplined, precisely because they are expected to face greater danger.

But they only say that because they are expecting it.

In fact, people are sometimes upset when we finish a project because they are expecting something more visible".

"These people who are critics of him, they are critics because they are expecting him to behave like a trained politician.

The fear is that falling prices will trigger a deflationary spiral, where consumers and businesses put off purchases because they are expecting prices to fall further.

Glickman says customers can be downright rude, because they are expecting the hard sell.