Sentence examples for expectations earlier from inspiring English sources

He cried in victory lane after winning the Daytona 500, the most prestigious race on the Nascar circuit, after falling short of expectations earlier in his career.

Worries sparked by the murder of British tourists in Tunisia and the possibility of a Greek exit from the eurozone had clouded expectations earlier in the summer.

The last-minute scramble produced a tentative deal offering only modest wage and benefit increases, in contrast to expectations earlier in the day.

There might be one or two things, but it depends on your expectations: earlier in the evening, a slick of yuppies, perhaps attracted by the exposed brick, had walked into the narrow room looking confused, and walked out, noses pointing upward to the chess set that's glued to the ceiling.

The report concluded that expectations earlier in the 20th century that each generation would be better off than the last have not been borne out, thanks to barriers to social mobility including an "unfair" education system, unaffordable housing and a labour market divided between a prosperous middle class and those below on low-paid, insecure employment.

Macy's posted earnings well ahead of expectations earlier in the week.

Expect to have a frank salary discussion with your recruiter regarding salary expectations early on to make sure you have an accurate view of the range.

"The trick is to set expectations early," he said.

Expectations early on were that the cash would have been flowing by now.

"They raised huge expectations early in the administration that they were going to slash and burn.

Ratliff and the Utes struggled with high expectations early in the season.