Sentence examples for expectation to come from inspiring English sources

"I can put a fresh team out there, make some changes and let someone else take the responsibility of playing for Blackpool and having that expectation to come to away grounds and win now".

In any given race one must figure that 99percentt of the field has no expectation to come in first place.

Still, industry analysts expressed relief at the numbers and the projections, as some among their ranks had expected fourth-quarter growth expectations to come in much lower, in the 3 percent to 5percentt range.

Blurring the boundary between fact and fiction, the documentary plays with expectations to come up with a film about cultural identity that's both funny and thought provoking.

In its first election with Renzi as leader, his centre-left Democratic party (PD) beat all expectations to come not only first, but first by an astonishing margin of almost 20 points.

A culture that allowed the pressure to meet earnings expectations to come before long established precepts of financial reporting and ethical restraint".

Reyes also praised its placement as the opening track of the album and commented: "Undoubtedly, this song starts the album off on the right track, with only higher expectations to come".

"Our expectation is to come and play our best and if we can be competitive on Saturday, that will be great and start the tournament as best we can".

"We were going into the weekend with high expectations so to come away with sixth is disappointing," the 18-year-old told BBC Oxford.

"People's expectations need to come closer to reality so they will save more and delay retirement until it is financially feasible".

There was an inherited expectation that this was the full and proper stretch of logical inquiry, an expectation which was to come under pressure in the Muslim world.