Sentence examples for expectations of modern from inspiring English sources

Moreover, people working in hospitals, like everyone else, have changing expectations of modern life.

Liberation, a performance by the Alchemist Theatre Company, will see five performers explore what it is like to break away from the restrictions and expectations of modern life and have a moment of liberation.

Yet, as we might expect, while judgmental emotions may be strong they are not always reasonable, nor, having evolved in prehistory, are they adjusted to the demands and expectations of modern living.

Rather, he is one of an increasing number of sexually healthy men, many in their 20's, 30's and 40's, who doctors and sex therapists say are using impotence drugs -- Viagra, Levitra and the new Cialis, a k a "the weekender" because it stays in the bloodstream for 36 hours -- as psychological palliatives against the mighty expectations of modern romance.

Such machines will rarely meet the expectations of modern plants.

In recent years, startups like Balanced Payments, Dwolla and PaySimple have brought the experience of using this system more in line with the expectations of modern businesses.

Energy efficiency and comfort are two new critical expectations of the modern building owner.

The stresses and expectations of a modern life seem to demand an antidote of, well, nothingness.

The expectations of "the modern world" would certainly seem in these cases to have prevailed over the dignity of the office.

In an email written to the society, the university union said it would not allow their "good names to be jeopardised by the activities of a society which has failed to keep pace with the views and expectations of the modern world".

Intel called on social anthropologists, ethnographers and human factors experts who all gave their views on how ultrabooks should work to satisfy the expectations of the modern computer user.