Sentence examples for creates high expectations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Funes's election creates high expectations for his supporters, said Álvaro Artiga, a political scientist at Central American University.

Mr. Mason's background creates high expectations for desserts, among which the pairing of cumin ice cream with caramelized apple is pure magic.

But old friendships create high expectations — and whoever wins may end up disappointing Mr. Obama.

"This Is Our Youth," about two dissolute young men living on the Upper West Side, and "The Waverly Gallery" (2000), based on his grandmother's struggle with Alzheimer's disease, drew strong reviews and created high expectations.

The election of Mr Lugo, a former priest who leads a heterogeneous coalition named Alianza Patriótica para el Cambio (APC), has created high expectations of change, especially among the poor, which the new president will struggle to meet.In theory, Mr Lugo will have a working majority in both the Chamber of Deputies (the lower house) and the Senate (the upper house).

The recent development of new home battery systems, combined with significant price reductions, has created high expectations in the solar production for the building sector.

Projections of performance from small-area devices to large-area windows and enterprise marketing have created high expectations for electrochromic glazings.

He cautioned that the publicity surrounding the conference may have created high expectations.

The U.N. Millennium Village program created high expectations, but failed to coordinate with national governments across Africa.

The same thing that elite private schools throughout the nation are doing for their predominantly upper-class students: creating high expectations and teaching a rigorous curriculum.

This testing capability created high expectations among users of our service.