Sentence examples for expectations argue from inspiring English sources

Defenders of the Common Core curriculum, which seeks to insure that students nationwide are being taught according to the same standards and are meeting federally defined expectations, argue that testing is an effective means of determining whether standards have been reached, thus protecting the interests of children most at risk of being failed by the educational system.

Expectations, argued the neuroscientists Lauren Atlas and Tor Wager in a recent review, can influence our experience in two interrelated ways.

Hedging his bets, Mr. Christie worked hard to lower expectations, arguing that most governors have seen their parties lose seats in their first midterm elections.

Based on the observation that human robot interaction is often laborious because the robot's interactional abilities fail to meet the user's expectations, we argue that feedback can play a central role in regulating expectations and mitigating unnecessary disruptions in the flow of conversation.

In a forthcoming article, "Katz Has Only One Step: The Irrelevance of Subjective Expectations," I argue that the subjective prong of Katz v. United States, used to identify a Fourth Amendment "search," is a phantom doctrine.

With the condor population reduced to what appears to be only nine of the species left in the wild, developers are eyeing the vast picturesque land with renewed expectations and argue that with so few condors left, why shouldn't restrictions on developments be eased?

They defended a string of auditing failures by talking of an "expectations gap"—arguing that auditors could not be expected to detect fraud.

New classicals also introduced rational expectations and argued that governments had little ability to stabilize the economy given the rational expectations of economic agents.