Sentence examples for expectations to escape from inspiring English sources

Japan is wary of creating inflationary expectations to escape its slump.

I was, however, slightly puzzled, in a tooting-my-own-horn fashion, by the reference — which I missed in Crafts, but was repeated and emphasized by Avent — to the "textbook approach" of raising inflation expectations to escape a liquidity trap.

The 34-year-old star gained fame when he appeared in "American Beauty" in 1999, and according to THR he began using drugs to "escape expectations".

Though it is clear where Cooper's sympathies lie, she does not preach revolution but shows how difficult it was in interwar Britain to escape the expectations of class and upbringing.

The country's economic boom, coupled with much talk of the benefits of hard graft, has created an expectation that to study is to escape poverty.

"Pleasure is the only priority" To escape this expectation, the goals of intercourse must be changed – the quest for orgasm is replaced by the quest for pleasure, whatever form that may take.

EQMM published tales of wives struggling with poisonous marriages, daughters seeking to escape parental high expectations, elderly women neglected and at the behest of others, and teachers, nurses, and social workers who felt shackled by their work.

Last season was supposed to be the season for those clubs and having failed to escape the basement expectation is lower this time around.

It was a sport for dandies and playboys, and for women who wanted to escape the stultifying social expectations of the time.

He also wanted to escape the pressures and expectations of the rock 'n' roll world.

It is a state of mind that is always available; an invitation to escape self-criticism and expectation and surrender into the present moment.