Sentence examples for enough expectation from inspiring English sources

And sure enough, expectation about women's image in the industry is something that bothers her.

"Of course there will be a lot of expectation, but I put enough expectation and pressure on myself than the rest of the country.

Seems like a basic enough expectation to have if you are an employer in a service industry.

Chris Edwards, director of tax policy for the Cato Institute, criticized her plan as "essentially giving people money from other people" and argued that it did not put enough expectations on people to save and would cost far more than expected.

Though the cases of carefully displayed books will at first look familiar, soon enough expectations dissolve into astonishment.

Heller suggests that many local authorities are too big to permit the relationships and monitoring on which Ark insists, and may lack high enough expectations, although listening to her describe the Ark model I found myself wondering whether many councils would be brave enough to exercise such extensive influence at a time when they are being publicly demonised for bureaucratic control.

We are happy for a little while, but soon enough expectations catch up with reality.

Although the defense did not cause many turnovers and lost key linebacker Brian Cushing to an ankle sprain in the first quarter, it met enough expectations to remain ranked among the top defenses in the country.

Black militants and even some of the leadership thought white politicians had not done enough; expectations in this Great Society era were higher than performance; and at times they reserved their harshest judgments for liberals like Brown, their presumed friends.

It's hard to make a blanket statement, he says, as there are different levels of difficulties, but when speaking to most parents of SEN students they do not believe the school has high enough academic expectations of them.

But back then the Fed was dealing with an economy in which inflation had been out of control for years, long enough that expectations of continuing inflation were deeply embedded in the national psyche; the Fed needed to take drastic measures in order to restore price stability.