Sentence examples for expectations that one from inspiring English sources

And what's worse, VCs typically bet on a large group of startups with the expectations that one will hit big (the 1 in 10 guideline).

The appointment of headhunters MWM Consulting sparked expectations that one of the new non-executives could ultimately replace Douglas Flint, who has been on the board of the bank since 1995, and chairman since 2010.

Since this week's summit meeting, officials in Washington have tried to tamp down expectations that one of the last fronts of the cold war may soon disappear, fundamentally altering American security interests in Asia, including the presence of some 37,000 American troops in South Korea and its assessment of North Korea's missile threat.

This chapter introduces theoretical justifications for joint source-channel coding (JSCC) and identifies certain expectations that one may have regarding JSCC and joint source-channel decoding (JSCD).

Some faculty members, however, continuously dwelled on the challenges faced by academic biomedical researchers: paucity of academic faculty positions, inordinate amount of time required to fulfill job obligations, expectations that one be multitalented to succeed (excel in lab management, accounting, grant writing, public speaking, teaching, research).

It's a subversion of video game rules and expectations that one may (perhaps clumsily) liken to the shower scene in Psycho.

You'd think that with thousands of ideas flowing at light speed around the world, you'd get a diversity of viewpoints and expectations that would balance one another out.

To her audiences, particularly in the later years, she emitted an aura of fearful expectation that made one uncertain that, as part of the audience, one simply might not be good enough for her.

The system should not be designed systems on the expectation that one can make them so.

Healy & Rowe's assertion of unlearned bias in our trials is based on the expectation that one random subsample of a population would show a bias towards four symbols, while another random subsample of the same population would not show such a bias across three independent replicate lines.

In fact, in the study that showed that distant healing had no effect on chronic fatigue, the expectation that one would get better did have an effect.