Sentence examples for expectations of everything from inspiring English sources

It will get worse, not better, reversing our lifetime expectations of everything steadily improving.

We've also, as politicians remind us, been convulsed as a nation by the September 11th attacks, which are supposed to have changed our expectations of everything from Presidents to airplane rides and privacy.

It also reflects the collective expectations of everything from budget deficits (influencing the supply of Treasury debt on the market), to currency fluctuations (which will in part determine the relative demand for U.S.-dollar-denominated securities).

Holding on to expectations of how everything should work or how things will pan-out only causes stress.

It encompasses market participants' expectations for everything from gross domestic product growth to unemployment, budget deficits, inflation, and the value of the dollar.

Kids get used to the culture of sugar and you are setting their adulthood up for diabetes or expectations of rewards for everything.

"But in terms of expectations everything has been going pretty well and tomorrow is another learning curve and I intend to take it step-by-step".

Could McPhee have said something about what our expectation of overnight delivery of everything says about us?

He said quite graciously that NBC's model "predates the expectations of fans who want everything live," but admitted that it "has its challenges because it's from a different era".

Our constant quest for convenience and collective expectations of instant gratification, where everything is just a click away, are increasing the technological pace.

Chase Manhattan is working toward immediate recognition of deposits, withdrawals and transfers between accounts, he said, because "one of the expectations of the Internet is that everything be real time.