Sentence examples for expectations bringing from inspiring English sources

But the Logs defied expectations, bringing fist-pumping to their a cappella rendition of 'Jump' complete with the soloist's dead-on 'regular guy'-styled impression of David Lee Roth.

The company beat expectations, bringing in $462 million in revenue, when investors were forecasting $451 million.

Instead, the sales fell far short of expectations, bringing just $18 million against Sotheby's pre-sale estimate of $30 million.

Pandora's first-quarter earnings beat Wall Street's expectations, bringing in $230.8 Million in revenue and a loss of 12 cents per share.

Analysts have been anticipating blow-out results for Wal-Mart on a consistent basis; December's sales results could serve to temper expectations, bringing valuations back to more modest levels.

If attending to motor expectations brings them about, then one would expect that patients with functional tremor would think it were there almost all of the time, because whenever they attend to it, it is manifested (unlike organic tremors).

"Great expectations bring great disappointments.

Employees' expectations bring a strong internal pressure.

The changed expectations bring with them different questions and anxieties.

There is an argument that the rising expectations brought by an expanded economy have fuelled this: that happiness provokes anger.

That seemingly irrational behavior, selling even as a company exceeds expectations, brought an adage to the minds of several investors: "Buy the rumor, sell the news".