Sentence examples for expectations stemming from inspiring English sources

*Can Venus Williams, visibly tense this past week, cope with expectations stemming from her success last year and the record-breaking $40 million Reebok deal she recently signed?

The vaguely quizzical yet perhaps also slightly horrified look on Derek Jeter's face Tuesday suggested that he did not want to deal with the high expectations stemming from a special season.

Still, some analysts were less enthusiastic about Monsanto's results than they might have been because the gains that beat their already high earnings expectations stemmed not from seed sales but from the company's smaller glyphosate herbicide business and a lower tax rate.

"The gap in expectations stemmed from hopes of some investors that because it was Sony, it couldn't be too bad," Yuhara, 57, said in an interview on Monday.

Our expectations stem from our beliefs and our beliefs flow from our needs.

His expectation stemmed partly from the 12percentt gain in the Nasdaq composite index last month.

Always double check where your expectations are stemming from before upsetting a parent about a child's progress.

This assumption and expectation stem primarily from comparative survey research on the general US population.

This expectation seemingly stemmed from widespread frustrations associated with testing rare genetic diseases, given that clinical diagnoses are not infrequently incorrect [20 22].

Despite the fall from Mickey D's, the market was strong overall, thanks to a run-up in financial stocks stemming from expectations of another Federal Reserve rate cut later this week.

A large one-off increase might work, as it would stem expectations of a further rise.