Sentence examples for competing expectations from inspiring English sources

Women at times used these scripts of expected behaviour interchangeably, assigning different priorities to often competing expectations of behaviour depending on the topic.

While funders expect measurable outcomes to evaluate service effectiveness, respondents acknowledge other competing expectations of multiple constituents in religious and secular communities.

How do you fulfil all the competing expectations?

Hence, the selection environment that faces users is one constructed of competing expectations and interpretations.

I have retained the image of the young swimmer negotiating the waters in her salwar kameez, steering between competing expectations, while I have been researching a book about the earlier time when "modern ideas" first arrived in the Middle East from the newly dominant west.

He understood that, and calibrated the symbols to balance the competing expectations of him.

All politicians feel the anxiety of audience, the strain of meeting competing public expectations.

At age 30, he left Wimbledon in good spirits, competing beyond expectations in only his second event since elbow surgery 22 months ago.

They also hold near-universal perceptions of Court legitimacy, a result we use to derive competing theoretical expectations regarding the impact of ideological disagreement on various Court perceptions.

Hence, in a situation where social actors confront different or competing moral expectations, choosing an appropriate course of action that is acceptable to one's self and others is becoming ethical (Zigon 2008: 165).

Using practice theory enabled the authors to illustrate how there can be conflicting and competing student expectations, motivations, and engagement within interprofessional training environments.