Sentence examples for expectations to step from inspiring English sources

But somehow in America, where the nuclear family seems to have such an outsize influence and there are fewer cultural expectations to step in and provide the needed structure, the word is much more negative.

We therefore postpone taking expectations to Step 3. Apply Itô's formula to (vert R^{1_{alpha},N}_{t} -{{widetilde {R}}}^{1_{alpha}}_{t}vert ^{2}).

After Cristiano Ronaldo's transfer to Real Madrid in the 2009 close season, the weight of expectation was on Nani to step up from bit part player and replace his compatriot.

'I can assure there will be a full analysis when we return so that those sports that may not have delivered in line with expectations here have the opportunity to step up to the mark.' A bit dry, a bit bottom-line.

How much they understood or believed this would be evident in how willing they were to step out of expectations and present themselves as people".

My decision occasionally seemed foolish, but I had to step away from familial expectations and find myself.

"Investors have to reposition their expectations to two steps forward and one and a half steps back, rather than straight up or straight down," said Marc D. Stern, chief investment officer at the Bessemer Trust.

And in the meantime, he will face the need to manage expectations without stepping into negativity.

"Mark knows all about the club's expectation and I expect he will step up to the role with relish," Wilkin told the club website. .

The expectation (E) step performs sequential detection using forward-backward recursions (BCJR).

And oh yes, if Amazon ever does start to justify investor expectations, the Justice Department will step in to make sure that it doesn't.