Sentence examples for expectations more than from inspiring English sources

Consider the expectations: more than Franklin Roosevelt, or even John F. Kennedy, Gore was raised to be President.

Last Wednesday, for instance, LinkedIn, a social network for professionals defied expectations, more than doubling on its first day of trading.

Still, the storied investment bank has defied expectations more than once, as in 1998, when it seemed to teeter after a worldwide currency crisis, only to rebound strongly.

The album isn't coy about the implications of its title: Spalding, having upended expectations more than once, has released nothing like it before.

Still, the company has defied expectations more than once, as in 1998, when it seemed to teeter after a worldwide currency crisis, only to rebound strongly.

Genre films are, loosely speaking, low-cost movies that appeal to a specific audience — whether for horror, science fiction, rude laughs or spiritual inspiration — by fulfilling expectations more than challenging them.

Americans soon may learn whether the republic created with such great hope and expectation more than two centuries ago is resilient enough to survive today's turbulent politics.

But like many others here, Ms. McGauley had more immediate concerns — her expectations more kitchen table than ivory tower.

There were two the expectations associated regarding WOMAC pain and function domains: patients with high or very high pain relief expectations improved more than patients with low expectations and patients with very high ability to walk expectations improved more than patients with low or high expectations.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   The Power of Diminished Expectations  |  More than half of Wall Street workers said their bonuses met or exceeded their expectations, according to a survey by eFinancialCareers.com, Bloomberg News reports.

"Market expectations for a rate hike from the Federal Reserve have tumbled to 50%; earlier on Tuesday expectations were more than 80%," Kathleen Brooks, research director of City Index, said.