Sentence examples for expectations and managed from inspiring English sources

Perry and his Texas record: Perry passed the first test: he entered the race with unreasonably high expectations and managed to surpass them.

After breaking the 1.1 million mark in its first comment period, the public beat my expectations and managed a massive, cresting explosion of discourse, and more than tripled the total comments submitted.

In order: Amazon beat expectations partially on the strength of AWS, Microsoft beat expectations and reached a cloud milestone early, Alphabet beat expectations and managed to change one of is key metrics in an interesting way, and Twitter not only beat financial expectations but grew its userbase than many had anticipated.

Certainly one can try to lower expectations and manage the cold disappointment.

"Yes, of course I'd like to be there Sunday, but I've got to take my expectations and manage them properly and just see how it plays out".

So at this year's version of the enormous convention in National Harbor, Maryland, the focus will be on how the Republican party should proceed this year in meeting electoral expectations and managing the rest of the year's legislative agenda.

Jing Ulrich, the managing director and chairwoman of China equities and commodities at J. P. Morgan, said, "The message coming out of China has been quite clear — policy makers are becoming more concerned about containing inflationary expectations and managing the risk of asset price bubbles as a result of last year's aggressive expansion of credit".

Should McCain defy expectations and manage to defeat Obama in November, their will likely be efforts on the right to attribute that victory in some small degree to the increased Jewish support for McCain.

Implementing hand hygiene improvement at national and facility level involves managing behaviour and expectations and managing change.

Irrespective of diagnosis, environmental influences and parental expectations should be reviewed and managed accordingly as cough impacts on the quality of life of parents and children.

It was everywhere, this new era of calm and managed expectation: in the newspapers, on the telly, in the pub.