Sentence examples for expectations set by from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that is to be expected after the great expectations set by Red Queen (and when I say 'great' I mean the Burj Khalifa of books).

The food mainly lives up to the high expectations set by this kind of décor.

We are all, at heart, gradualists, our expectations set by the steady passage of time.

The fault here lies with the rules and expectations set by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.

Even within the broader rules and expectations set by the site, the prevailing tone is set by the topic of the piece.

It is also something of an albatross; it took the band years to reconcile its more adventurous instincts with the high commercial expectations set by this record.

For the Nets, falling to No. 6 would seemingly be their best chance to reach the conference finals, the expectation set by their owner, Mikhail Prokhorov, for their first season in Brooklyn.

This, I think, was the source of my anger that day: a silly expectation, set by so much digitally wrought seamlessness in our lives, that everything should be that seamless.

5 We anticipate that the 'heat wall' (i.e., the inability to remove enough heat from transistors that switch ever faster) will mean that for chip manufacturers to meet the expectation set by Moore's law, they will soon (if not already) be doubling the number of cores (not transistors per square inch) used in each processor each year.

And the rest of the season will reveal whether their narrative stands up to the expectation set by these first episodes.

While these were not graded, the expectation set by the instructor was that the daily activities built from this content and referred to them, without covering them in the same format.