Sentence examples for creating expectations for from inspiring English sources

Leaders have a habit of creating expectations for their people; these are higher in the case of groups that suffer from injustice.

However, he argues that SeaWorld's promotions were too photorealistic creating "expectations for an experience that the ride did not deliver, perhaps setting up many of those visitors for disappointment".

Globalization as an economic process, involving production, distribution, management and finance related to the production of goods and services is an important force that influences organizations throughout the world competing for trade, creating expectations for high performance, high quality and low cost.

It was also a departure that will create expectations for the months and years ahead.

The additions of Howard and Nash to a Lakers starting lineup that includes Kobe Bryant, Pau Gasol and Metta World Peace have created expectations for blockbuster success.

Jon Peace, a banking analyst at Nomura International in London, told investors in a research note on Wednesday that BNP's success in meeting its capital targets early created "expectations for a decent cash dividend payout for 2012".

Of course we know there are expectations already and we want to create expectations for ourselves, we don't need other people to create them - but the reality is the best period of this team has yet to arrive because they are very young and in five, six, seven years' time is when this team will be in the best moment of their careers".

— When 19-year-old Sergio García went airborne in the fairway at Medinah Country Club in 1999 — scissor-kicking as he leapt to follow the golf ball he had hit from between the roots at the base of a tree toward the green in the final round of the P.G.A. Championship — he created expectations for a career that have yet to come down to earth.

On the other hand, mutual relationships built on trust and appreciation also create expectations for the future behavior of group members that they may fulfill or may not fulfill, thus transforming the existing relationship (Skvoretz and Fararo 1996; Lusher et al. 2014).

And when we create expectations for other people's behaviors, we are relying on their actions to make ourselves happy -- or at least protect us from unhappiness.

Likewise, we do not know how patient expectations lead to overuse and which health beliefs create expectations for overuse.