Sentence examples for expectations of when from inspiring English sources

We're not bound by old expectations of when to open or not to open.

But because of that, it's revelatory, challenging not only patience but also expectations of when a scene should resolve.

The euro fell against the dollar as investors recalibrated their expectations of when the European Central Bank will allow market interest rates to rise.

And then it tempered expectations of when it can pay a dividend: no chance in 2016, first quarter of 2017 at the earliest.

The turmoil carried a silver lining for investors, as it prompted markets to push back expectations of when interest rates in the US and the UK might finally start to rise after years at record lows.

The falling oil price and disappointing retail sales data released on Friday have pushed back expectations of when the Federal Reserve will next increase interest rates, following the first rate rise in almost a decade in December.

You could also imagine the MPC using guidance to materially change everyone's expectation of when the first rate change will be.

"The public is entitled to a reasonable expectation of when they can get service," she said.

Then there is the expectation of when you, the mobile worker, will be available.

Given his interests in mental time travel, Dr. Hyman also writes, "Dogs don't plan for particular future events although they have a general expectation of when dinner will appear". He may be correct here.

Given his interests in mental time travel, Dr. Hyman also writes, "Dogs don't plan for particular future events although they have a general expectation of when dinner will appear".