Sentence examples for expectations suggests from inspiring English sources

"It's refreshing for dancers to go somewhere without expectations," suggests Oli, "and come away feeling just as excited about the music they heard, and with change in their pockets".

Our high recruitment rate when participants were informed of the study expectations suggests that the study period and study expectations were not unreasonable.

While we are unable to directly test potential differences between responders and non-responders, the comparability of the dataset to national expectations suggests these results are likely generalizable to other employed populations especially of manual material handling workers.

Coding sequences and splice sites contained significantly fewer of these indels than expected from random expectations, suggesting that selection is a factor in limiting their persistence.

"It's the combination of end-market mix, FLEX's strict control of costs, strong balance-sheet management and flexible operating model that carried FLEX through this downturn and it's the pent up scale of the model that I believe will lead it to grow profits well above revenue and, as such, faster than what the analysts' consensus expectations suggest they are expecting.

"Measured expectations suggest that lower inflation is expected to persist.

The infused amount of Ringer's lactate (three-fold the loss) was a practicable compromise between the physiological expectations suggesting the five-fold amount and recent suggestions from literature (1.4-fold) [ 7].

Genomic clines analysis also showed that about 27% of all AFLP markers deviated from neutral expectations, suggesting that they may introgress less (or more) frequently than expected under neutrality [ 23].

He complained of soaring expectations, suggested that the five-ring symbol of the Olympics had come off the wall with the purpose of choking him.

Retail sales in November, including the bellwether Thanksgiving weekend, failed to rise to analysts' expectations, suggesting that the Christmas season may not be as good as some retailers hoped a month or two ago.

Hewlett-Packard is the second-largest computer company, after I.B.M., and her modest expectations suggested that the recovery in technology spending might be less robust than many analysts expect.