Sentence examples for culture expectations from inspiring English sources
HCE, following this definition, is influenced by the context in which individuals live, including socioeconomic status, cultural background, gender norms, and generational factors; and the background, training, culture, expectations and pressures of providers [ 26].
Psychological factors such as local culture, expectations and perceived control might be the reasons for these differences.
Despite their seeming eagerness to be more active in seeking dating partners, there also appears to be considerable adherence to more traditional culture expectations.
"In this relationship culture, expectations and trust are in constant question," she writes.
This makes sense since senior leadership sets the tone for the company -- policies, culture, expectations and objectives- - which in turn sets the paradigm through which all internal decisions are made.
Satisfaction is a capacious concept, heavily conditioned by culture, expectations and sense of entitlement [ 25, 26].
Mr. Shrigley shrugs off the weight of high-culture expectations and in so doing achieves something oddly liberating.
Early familiarity with the culture and expectations of the workplace is an advantage for students and should be widely available.
Lolo had disappointed Ann, but her refusal to conform to his culture's expectations apparently angered him as well.
I don't even think of him primarily as a musician so much as some kind of performance artist whose body of work over the decades has been a long exercise in defying the culture's expectations of him.
Because of these challenges, the move from a traditional hierarchy to a matrix system typically requires the adoption of new information and communication technologies, as well as a concentrated effort to reform the organizational culture and expectations of members.
