Sentence examples for expectation holds from inspiring English sources

The mourner's creation of a narrative of loss, and the listener's receiving of that narrative without judgment or expectation, holds a place for the complexities and paradoxes of grief.

Our results show that this expectation holds and appropriation is restrained when resources are scarce.

The above expectation holds because the reverse probabilistic path to return to the "Send Frame" state must pass through the "Send ACK" state.

If this expectation holds, the absence of a proper adaptation network might explain the failure of the nine band fusion system.

But, in some local regions this expectation holds.

Previous work is limited and equivocal on whether this expectation holds.

Recent debate around Katty Kay and Claire Shipman's new book, The Confidence Gap, says that stereotyping, societal conditioning and expectation hold women back when it comes to asking for what they want.

On the other hand, interpersonal trust or social trust means "an expectation held by an individual or a group that the word, promise, verbal or written statement of another individual or group can be relied upon" (Rotter 1967, p. 615).

Sako (1992: 69) defines trust as 'a state of mind an expectation held by one trading partner about another that the other behaves or responds in a predictable and mutually expected manner'.

One negative side effect of scientific drum beating is the unrealistic expectation (held by doctors and patients alike) that every medical presentation can be accurately diagnosed and effectively treated.

There was a mistaken expectation held by hospital staff that further management and additional healthcare such as speech and language therapy, occupational therapy and physiotherapy would be easily accessible to care homes.