Sentence examples for expectations ever from inspiring English sources

Obama arrived in Israel this week accompanied by some of the lowest expectations ever ascribed to a US president visiting the country.

With the NHS ailing, many question its future – can it keep up with an ageing population, ever higher expectations, ever harsher scrutiny?

All of them were bright young prospects who burst onto the scene with a bang, and who have had to deal with the consequences of raised expectations ever since.

Attendance and revenue have lagged behind expectations ever since the museum opened its doors in May 2002, and critics contend the museum must market itself more effectively if it has any hope of surviving.

Perhaps because of his credentials and his keen ambition, Mr. Tian has faced sky-high expectations ever since he became chief executive of the company, China Netcom, in 1999.

Williams has been bucking expectations ever since he left Take That in 1995 and was widely compared to the less successful member of Wham! "I was supposed to be Andrew Ridgeley, remember?" he told Q magazine eight years and several million record sales later.

In an era of extreme partisanship in Washington and dismal regard for Congress everywhere else, the extra burden of home-state peril has become an expectation ever since.

Expectations ticked ever upward.

Or if their expectations could ever be met.

"No one's expectations are ever going to be higher than mine," he said.

Those institutions had no expectations of ever receiving anything like that quantity of the stock".