Sentence examples for expectation at the beginning from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, at the end of the course, ¾ of the students (77.3%) believed that they had learned something useful for their later job as a doctor – almost the exact percentage of students that had this expectation at the beginning of the course (76.9%) (see Figure  1).

"Maybe it never seemed like we had those expectations at the beginning.

Setting up clear expectations from the beginning.

"I did not expect a team so much less competitive than my expectations at the beginning of the season," he said.

We better really win now!' With all the expectations at the beginning of the year, we saw the step forward we took last year and thought we can do better than that".

The flow of money, documented in Federal Election Commission reports, shows Democrats expanding their fund-raising advantage in the final phase of the presidential race, defying expectations at the beginning of the campaign that Republicans would dominate the money chase.

They emphasized on the importance of communicating course expectations at the beginning of the semester.

It is important to establish the customer's expectations at the beginning of the relationship.

"Demand for Intel's communications products is in line with the company's expectations at the beginning of the quarter," the company said.

The structural equation modelling shows that the constructs agency and outcome remain stable over time, which confirms hypotheses 1 and 2 and indicates that students' competence-related expectations at the beginning of the projects are good predictors for their self-assessment at the final stage of the projects.

Kramer, who from 1993 to 1996 was vice president and U.S. director of clinical research at Burroughs Wellcome & Co. (which later merged with Glaxo Inc., now GlaxoSmithKline), says defining roles and expectations at the beginning of a partnership will save grief down the road.