Sentence examples for expectation to progress from inspiring English sources

The manner in which Blanc's team tore into Chelsea reflected an underlying expectation to progress that has never really carried this club before.

Scotland - joint winners of the qualifiers with Netherlands - have never won a game in their two previous World T20s in 2007 and 2009 and must defy expectation if they are to progress from Group B. Captain Preston Mommsen and seamer Alasdair Evans were named in the team of the tournament for the qualifiers, and coach Grant Bradburn predicts "the floodgates could open now" for his improving side.

Even so, a team with an average age of 23 – if one excludes the 38-year-old David Seaman – might have to perform beyond all reasonable expectations if they are to progress to the latter stages".

Against expectations Bangladesh progressed to the cup final against Pakistan; it was just the second time Bangladesh had reached the final of a tournament.

The majority of participants discussed how they perceived their condition to progress and expressed specific expectations about the course of the illness.

Contrary to expectations, goal progress did not contribute uniquely to the prediction of academic adjustment or life satisfaction.

It is time for the United States to catch up with modern advancements, consumer expectation and global progress to ensure that cosmetics are safe and humane.

Our rail profits are only 1.3%." Brown said the group's results were slightly ahead of board expectations, and progressing well on the back of good passenger growth.

When a pregnant woman is admitted during the latent phase of labor, physicians should set reasonable expectations for labor progress to avoid unnecessary interventions and anxiety [ 1].

Indeed, in late nineteenth century Germany there was a widely spread expectation that progress in psychology should have led to significant reforms in all other humanistic fields of research.

But it's as much about marketing, about feeding western expectations of progress needed to sell the film, as it is about the rights of Saudi women.