Sentence examples for broader expectation from inspiring English sources

As the coding strategy decided to provide quantitative weightage to the subthemes of expectation, such results indicated that non-hospital-based PHCPs had given broader expectation in a more concise manner compared with the hospital specialists who had elaborated their expectation mainly on clinical performance of FMSs.

What does the failure to do so say about the city's broader expectations of its students — or the ones we should have of the city?

Mr. Breton told the senators that the advice to sell, which he ultimately disregarded, was based on broader expectations about the aircraft business cycle, which many financial analysts had predicted would reach its high point in 2005, a record year for aircraft orders at both Airbus and its American rival, Boeing.

We only bother looking at analyst predictions because they are a reflection of broader expectations for how the Apple Watch will do.

NGOs, through confrontation, are not only pushing firms to meet agreed social expectations and formal legal requirements, but are also seeking to change broader expectations related to accountability, corporate social responsibilities, environmental stewardship, staff compensation, and government regulations (Burgos, 2013).

A pleasing side-effect is that the broad expectation has now been created that schools are rubbish.

This explains why there is still a broad expectation that the Greek debt burden is unbearable and must be lightened.

There is a broad expectation that the governor of the Bank of England will behave with political neutrality, and will not seek to interfere directly in macro-economic policy, the preserve of the Treasury and politicians.

The chairman of the F.T.C. serves at the pleasure of the president, and if Vice President Gore wins the election, there is a broad expectation that Mr. Pitofsky would continue in his post.

Lower Saxony is one of two states where local elections will be held on Sunday -- Hesse is the other -- and, while polls can always be wrong, the broad expectation is that Mr. Schröder and his party are going to come out embarrassingly badly in both.

Even though there are a range of legally foreseeable and possible outcomes in both cases, there is now a broad expectation — almost an assumption — that both should result in largely favorable rulings for same-sex couples who want to marry, or who are already married.