Sentence examples for dangerous expectation from inspiring English sources

The pessimists have revived a dangerous expectation in the power of government to lead them out of recession.

The pressure on mothers to be ever vigilant, never tired, never unhappy, never overwhelmed and never distracted is an impossible and dangerous expectation.

But they have also created a dangerous expectation among patients that every ailment has a pill.

"I feel like a lot of people will be tuning in with the expectation of seeing an entire demographic being represented, which I feel is such a dangerous expectation," he said.

This 'typical' presentation creates a potentially dangerous expectation among patients that chest pain or discomfort should be present before calling emergency medical services [ 22].

I'd been thinking about medical tourists and the kind of dangerous expectations that become possible when someone who is ill dreams of feeling better, despite all good sense.

On Nov. 11, Miley used her celebrity status and hefty Twitter following, to speak out against the insane and dangerous expectations of beauty.

I thought, unless I could do something that would hold up against those records then what was the point?" While playing with the past can lead to dangerous expectations, Bashmore's approach has been resoundingly successful.

"Ads or communications that show someone who appears very thin and are suggesting 'magical' ways to be super thin can create unreasonable and dangerous expectations about what is a normal or healthy appearance and how one gets there," Schwartz said.

Delays in power output due to controls, or gear lag, can also prove dangerous if the expectation is that a bike will push in synch with how the pedals are pushed.

The accession of either would create expectations dangerous enough to be destabilising in themselves.Could some other force shape Russian foreign policy for the better?