Sentence examples for especially expectations from inspiring English sources

When it comes to hopes for young people, satisfaction with city services and — especially — expectations about interactions with the police, the divide between black and white Chicago is striking.

My view was always that the only way the Fed could be assured of getting traction was via expectations, especially expectations of higher inflation –a view that went all the way back to my early stuff on Japan.

They're also often in denial about the realities of their professional worlds, especially expectations about their role as (digital) transformational executives.

Satisfaction is a complex item, which is affected by many factors, especially expectations before the surgery [ 24].

The main way in which unconventional Fed policy can work is by changing expectations — especially expected future inflation.

The same could happen again, especially if expectations grow too quickly.

Mexico's fragile football ego is always seemed on the verge of collapse, especially when expectations are heightened, and the current crop of players appeared to wilt under the pressure.

No one had especially high expectations for the film, Hudis says, which was shot quickly on a small budget with the hope of capitalising on the popularity of a recent TV sitcom.

Mr. Eska, a Texas filmmaker raised in Ottine, population 98, wants to make sure he gets every detail right in his third film, "September Morning," especially since expectations are high.

Progressives generally, and Obama especially, encourage expectations as large as the 1,428-page 1,428-pagerade), 1,566-page (financial reform) and 2,409-page (health care) bills they churn out as "comprehensive" solutions to this and that.

There's a lot of hype". Consumers may have especially high expectations for home lasers.