Sentence examples for benefits expectations from inspiring English sources

Still, given Republicans' opposition to tax increases and Democrats' to changes in benefits, expectations are low that any plan can get the 14-vote supermajority required to send it to Congress for a vote in December.

That was Valérie Toranian, editor-in-chief of Elle magazine in France, quoted in yesterday's Times article by Katrin Bennhold about the benefits, expectations, and demands of being a mother in France.

However, if the community develops in the right direction (e.g., by satisfying the benefits expectations of potential participants), it may be able to involve more members and add to the available knowledge capital.

When even augmented reality technologies like Pokemon Go have been recognised for their potential health and wellbeing benefits, consumer expectations about technology and the NHS is growing bolder.

An unexpected increase in the Labor Department's weekly tally of new claims for jobless benefits reinforced expectations that unemployment above 9 percent will lead the Fed to take action.

Extraordinary benefits and expectations are a double-edged sword.

All too often, this means that participants are critically evaluating the benefits against expectations.

FDA is overdue to update its almost seven-year-old draft guidance on adaptive designs to give sponsors more clarity around the benefits and expectations of trials conducted this way, which involve much more up-front planning and collaboration than traditional trials.