Sentence examples for expectations of reaching from inspiring English sources

Despite his deceptively easy assurance there is still evidently a lot of work to be done on the side that are nominally fourth in the world rankings but who will go to the Champions Trophy in South Africa next month with only mild expectations of reaching the semi-final stage.

While the company still consumes quite a lot of cash, it did not update its expectations of reaching cash-flow breakeven in its fiscal 2018 (the company is currently in its fiscal 2016).

When the first survey was done, almost all respondents suggested that they aspired to follow an academic career path, and yet most also said that they had low to moderate expectations of reaching this goal.

"We're playing two teams at home here with huge expectations of reaching the play-offs and I genuinely feel we can nick points off both of them," Mowbray insisted.

One partner offered a typical expression of trust and commitment for reaching the collaboration goals: "I'm excited about this project because we're going a step further than most projects…" Partners expressed a congruent view and optimistic expectations of reaching a collaborative business model for financial, human, social, and technology exchange.

The Power of Sport In 2009, Futbol Club Barcelona (FCB) continued its commitment of €1.5million per year, with expectations of reaching its €7 million mark in 2011.

We set out on our journey a little after 10 a.m., with the expectation of reaching Semuc Champey by dinnertime.

Continental's decision was a stunning development for United's parent, UAL, which had been negotiating in expectation of reaching a deal by late this week.

Yet the Booker had succeeded in inspiring a new generation of Russian writers, as well as bringing hope and attention to those older ones who had laboured for so long in secret and without any expectation of reaching a wider public.

It would be nice if airlines would commit on their own to treat their passengers right: ensuring, at a minimum, that if you buy a ticket you get a seat and have a reasonable expectation of reaching your destination on time and with your luggage.

Although the foreign secretary was not actually rebuked, the prime minister's spokesman promptly declared that Britain would still be going to the summit in the expectation of reaching agreement.This week, there was more trouble for Mr Blair from a most unexpected quarter.