Sentence examples for desired or expected from inspiring English sources
Whistler famously overstepped his bounds as an artist when he undertook the decoration of the Peacock Room, going far beyond what his client desired or expected.
It is preferable to keep the ipsative feedback separate from conventional grades or marks as students can easily be drawn back into competition and disappointment if they do not meet desired or expected targets.
However, not all outcomes are as might be desired or expected.
Essentially, monitoring performance to stated objectives provides evidence of change and indication in the success in achieving desired, or expected results.
While voluntary participation in Facebook activities may be lower than desired or expected (Dyson, Vickers, Turtle, Cowan, & Tassone, 2015; Fagioli et al., 2015; Naghdipour & Eldridge, 2016; Rambe, 2012), students seem to have a clear preference for Facebook compared to other instructional tools (Clements, 2015; DiVall & Kirwin, 2012; Hurt et al., 2012; Hou et al., 2015; Kent, 2013).
Learn a lot from each effort --- even if the outcome isn't as desired or expected.
As the Boston minister John Cotton, one of the translators, explained, "If therefore the verses are not always so smooth and elegant as some may desire or expect; let them consider that God's Altar needs not our polishings".
Few of the voters likely to turn to this party, the Democratic Left Alliance, desire or expect a throwback to totalitarian rule.
The desired quality is different from the perceived quality because it does not represent the daily experiences of the users, but rather what they desire, hope for or expect from their public transport system.
Finally, longitudinal studies are required to demonstrate OHRQoL responsiveness to change prior to using it in a context where change is expected, desired or possible [ 70].
Within the broad purposes there can be several more specific sub-purposes, many of which are identified and discussed by O'Faircheallaigh [ 13], e.g. according to the kinds of expected, desired or allowed participant contributions.
