Sentence examples for expectations for performance from inspiring English sources

If expectations for performance rise, the stock price rises, and vice versa.

"The workload was high," he said, "and the expectations for performance from the faculty were also high.

"It keeps adding new reconnaissance systems, but expectations for performance are rising much faster than the number of systems".

As people become more dependent on Facebook's services, for chatting with family and friends as well as doing their jobs, they have higher expectations for performance, Mr. Sanders said.

And because seniority so directly affected an employee's career growth and level of compensation, workers had no incentive to work harder than people just above them or to exceed their boss's minimum expectations for performance.

Beyond that, expectations for performance on TV have been raised to impossible levels by music videos, with their faked, idealized live performances fronting the technical perfection of studio recordings.

Negroponte's latest plan to save the world is a computer that would exceed anyone else's expectation for performance while costing less than anyone else's forecast of what's possible.

But if both business and public leaders could come to some accord on what these concepts mean in the context of business, then possibly business performance and the public's expectations for business performance could converge at a higher level of satisfaction for society.

"We emerged from the 1970's and 1980's with substantially diminished expectations for the performance of the American economy.

Just as critically, his prominence could raise expectations for his performance in the neighboring state of New Hampshire.

Yet it's precisely these factors that make C.E.O.s vulnerable, because the expectations for their performance are higher.