Sentence examples for expectations to start from inspiring English sources

Myra Woolfson, of the University of Nottingham's counselling service, says that perfectionists are often too overwhelmed by their own expectations to start work.

It's time to lower expectations, to start acknowledging the obstacles and stop talking about strategic partnership.

"I didn't really have any expectation to start, " he said.

Europe's leaders did better than expected, but expectations were low to start.

''Helping them navigate the expectations of how to start a career in tech is one of the things that we work on and therefore it means that they develop the right skill set, and once they finish the program, to be able to successfully jump into big areas such as banking.''.

We knew Jane as the romance writer who had waited so long would have so many expectations — we wanted to start with that, but get into a more real story about her sexuality, her desires and the fact that it's not going to be perfect the first time".

Make sure you set expectations prior to starting your staycation, with yourself and with your co-workers.

But there's a lot of expectation on guys to start the pursuit, and it can get tiring.

But he did not live up to expectations and went on to start only two games over the next two seasons.

The question for investors is whether a burgeoning bourgeoisie is now big enough to fully offset the economic effects of the faltering foreign demand evident in data released last week, when growth in new bank lending, exports, imports and industrial output for July undershot expectations and prompted analysts to start slicing into forecasts for gross domestic product.

The observations she makes about America (it's a place that wants "endlessly to be remade, to shuck off the expectations of the past, to start anew with a lighter burden") have been made for centuries, rather forcefully, by many of our greatest writers, not to mention by Madonna.