Sentence examples for expectations to be served from inspiring English sources

The high heat method of cooking Balti is thought to have stemmed from Western customers' expectations to be served their meal quickly.

The group said it learned from Police Chief Boisse Correa, who is a Native Hawaiian, that arrest warrants were being prepared with the expectation they would be served on the 60 or so protesters.

The children's crusade of early Obama supporters will soon occupy the sweet spot of electoral politics and bring a new set of expectations to being courted and served.

Despite expectations that justice would be served upon the restoration of democracy, a combination of factors, ranging from political opportunism to military pressure, resulted in politicians' promises to re-establish justice remaining unfulfilled (Kaiser 2002).

You will eat it in the expectation that someone else will be served it a hundred years from now.

"We know that freelancers rely on their equipment to work, so we wanted a solution to meet their expectations of being served as quickly as possible," says Hartley.

But if he raises expectations only to abandon them without a serious fight, he won't be serving his country or his own future very well.

Contrary to expectations, children in this rural community were served first during the main meals.

Here we investigated if the colour of a plastic cup can affect the perception and expectation of the mineral water that is served in it.

Other contextual factors, including the characteristics of the population being served (e.g. client expectations), also influence worker motivation.

Based on the size of the population being served, staffing and service levels are below expectations.