Sentence examples for expectations point from inspiring English sources

While Ron doesn't disagree with the expectations point, "Trump doesn't know anything and my father knew alot of things.

Marco Streng: When you look at the Gartner Hype ycle and consider 2014, we were clearly at the "Peak of Inflated Expectations" point, then we dropped directly into "Trough of Disillusionment" and now the industry as a whole is fighting it's way towards productivity.

The European Union's statistical office also said producer prices remained subdued in May, in line with expectations, pointing to low underlying inflation pressure.

Others have different expectations, pointing out that employers dropping insurance will pay penalties and throw away the tax exclusion for their employees who are not subsidy-eligible (typically the ones who earn more).

But Tevez insists he will not be weighed down by expectations, pointing out that he followed Diego Maradona in taking the number 10 shirt at Boca Juniors.

With current expectations pointing to a mere 10% chance that the Federal Reserve will raise rates at its Sept. 20 meeting, any surprises in the numbers will cause the jitters to kick in and likely force selling.

This seems suggesting that scattering might be richer at mm-waves with respect to lower frequencies but to an extent that could be lower if compared to the expectations pointed out in several studies.

In a blog post yesterday, Opera's SVP of global engineering, Krystian Kolondra, asserted the company does not hate ads but rather wants the industry to adapt to meet consumers' expectations, pointing to how browsers helped curtail annoying pop-ups ads in the past as an example of how ad makers have adapted to browser-enforced changes before.

The theme 'finding a social oasis to challenge gendered expectations' points to the importance of being in a supportive social context, particularly when one's life situation is strenuous and stressful.

The midterm review of Health Sector Development Programme HSDPP) III that was conducted in 2010 reinforces, at a national level, unmet community expectation (pointed out in our findings): "though the health service coverage is nearly 100% (due to the availability of HEWs and health posts), the utilization rate per person per year was only 0.32 while the target is 0.66" [ 16].

If it buys government bonds, and if this increases inflationary expectations (the point of the policy), bond yields could rise.