Sentence examples for expected ideas from inspiring English sources

And of course, there are the expected ideas most product managers have already heard, such as spiffing up your resume, joining professional groups, or building skills by obtaining certifications in agile methodologies.

Structure that is unconventional rather than expected, ideas that are implicit rather than explicit, and language that is figurative rather than literal, archaic rather than contemporary, and vague rather than clear.

And he seems to have a more nuanced than expected idea of how he can educate his legion of (diverse, but largely male) fans without the cod charitable-gesture-towards-the-homeless thing that YouTubers always do when they fuck up.

On longer term issues under the deal, Moniz said once the major points of the plan are implemented, he expects ideas to emerge for scientific collaboration.

They had expected 100 ideas to come in, but received over 779 in the first round.

Therefore, we expected detailed ideas about individualized medicine among patients using CAM.

Realising the importance of such a reality check is beneficial for the management of realistic expectations: do not expect innovative ideas, brilliant suggestions and new concepts when inviting partners to join research.

He did make some calls, but, as he expected, the idea was scotched.

Who would have expected this idea to yield chart-topping hits, a movie written by Jack Nicholson and audiences with the Beatles?

Another way to assess your openness and/or emotional flexibility (besides asking and being honest with yourself) is to notice how you respond when someone brings up something new -- a different plan than you expected, an idea or a concept.

On the one hand, if more people are unemployed, with the rate of ideas approximately six times as large in unemployment compared with employment, in aggregate, one would expect more ideas.