Sentence examples for expectations to take from inspiring English sources

The film, which cost at least $85 million to make, outperformed expectations to take in about $43 million, according to Hollywood.com, which compiles box-office data.

A late revision to the car saw the team defy all expectations to take second place with Hamilton at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne, a result repeated by team-mate Jenson Button in Sepang.

David Cameron will declare on Friday that he will seek to govern in the national interest as early results suggested that the Tories were on course to exceed expectations to take the party within touching distance of a majority.

The Pixar sequel Finding Dory far surpassed expectations to take in $136.2m in North American theaters this weekend, making it the highest-grossing animated debut of all time, according to comScore estimates on Sunday.

The sport, which has been in a depressed state here since the 2011 World Cup, had been consigned to the background behind Australian rules football and rugby league, but with the Wallabies defying expectations to take the series into a deciding Test, a love for rugby union has been rekindled.

One effect of these changes is that reviewers will have to alter their expectations to take into consideration the fact that candidates will, on average, have fewer publications, less preliminary data, and so on.

Around 26% blamed an increasing expectation to take part in out-of hours activities for their reservations.

To be of help to one of them, Giuliani should withdraw today, not next week, and declare his expectation to take his treatment and soon serve healthily as mayor.

Sethi, who teaches on the economics of group inequality, says, "At this point in Detroit's history, what's crucially important is to set in motion this expectation that the city will recover, for that expectation to take hold and for people to respond to it.

Scott noted that he did not know all the details of the case, but said: "I know there's a concern out there about consistency and fairness application and the expectation to take an abundance of caution in looking at these cases.

"It's clearly an invasion of privacy because the royal couple was on vacation and they had a legitimate expectation to take the vacation privately, without the invasion of cameras from outside the chateau where they were staying," according to Christopher Mesnooh, a partner with Field Fisher Waterhouse in Paris.