Sentence examples for course expectations from inspiring English sources

Obama is not the Messiah and he cannot be expected to work miracles and of course expectations must be managed.

Of course, expectations need to be managed.

Of course, expectations are routinely dashed by television.

For Barack Obama, of course, expectations would be significantly higher.

During this webinar, Professors Josh Fisher and Shahar Sadeh will discuss the course expectations and learning outcomes, as well as enrollment, travel, and administrative details.

This will include the development of policy statements that communicate course expectations and help establish an inclusive and dynamic learning environment.

Furthermore, had this study been conducted in the Human Anatomy and Physiology I lab, it possibly would have eliminated the de-motivational effect of course expectation, as the students would have had less prior experience for comparison, and the benefit of the puzzle-based pedagogy may have been even more dramatically demonstrated.

For many women, the fear of infertility and their ensuing contraceptive practices were (at least initially) highly private and even latent, not only because the stigma associated with teenage pregnancy, but also because of gendered conflicts in men and women's life-course expectations.

16 17 In a qualitative study, we explored the views and experiences of participants and tutors from self-management courses about expectations, course content, recruitment, tutoring and attendance.

Of course our expectations need to be realistic.

Except, of course, the expectations of those who have read the Histories.