Sentence examples for expectation has grown from inspiring English sources

So the expectation has grown, which is a good thing, but, as I said, it's not over yet".

"Expectations have grown since last year's Tour win and the whole team expects to ride well now - everyone feeds off each other".

But that's been achieved and people's expectations have grown.

"The expectations have grown and grown around here, especially in the locker room, that we expect to play good ball and to move on," Houston quarterback Matt Schaub said.

But at the top in Germany there is a growing concern this week that British expectations have grown far too high for the chancellor to meet.

"It's because the expectations have grown higher," Dan Lissauer, a 28-year-old Mets fan from Huntington Station, N.Y., said "The team has improved, but now they're not improving fast enough".

Ever since November, when Mr ElBaradei declared that, if rules were made fair, he might just consider running for president in 2011, expectations have grown that allies of Egypt's current ruler, Hosni Mubarak, would find ways to attack this upstart rival.

But Wall Street's future earnings expectations have grown to epic proportions.

As our customer expectations have grown over the years, so has the application.

Our app expectations have grown appreciably since the debut of the App Store nearly four years ago.

At night, I gazed up at the ceiling and worried that maybe my expectations had grown too high.