Sentence examples for expected of working from inspiring English sources

Given the changing norms for what degree of educational training is expected of working Americans, employers might assume those who do not have a four-year degree are less ambitious or less capable, regardless of their actual ability.

Both women turned out to be poor parents, even if they came up to roughly the standard expected of working fathers of the time; both chose work and travel over their child, sent them away to school and placated them with lavish gifts.

Raphael's 2001 sauvignon blanc displays the finesse routinely expected of work by Richard Olsen-Harbich, the winemaker.

The questionnaires included closed-ended questions on forms of remuneration/motivation, duration of CCM training, and range of activities expected of CHWs working in government CCM programs.

Some of the films available for preview were as heavy-handed as you might expect of work made under rigid state control.

As one expects of work by the Foundry, the 14 actors in twice as many roles are superbly disciplined -- indeed choreographed -- in movement so fast and intricate it could very well be a midtown New York street scene; the attention to detail in lighting and sound design gives the experience a wonderful depth and texture.

Third, given increased globalization [ 7] and migration among doctors for academic reasons or even due to financial crises [ 8- 10], doctors should understand empirically what to expect of work-life in other countries.

Try to capture the value you create, who you create it for and the expected outcome of working with you.

He admitted to being "fairly disappointed" at being three over for the tournament but added that inconsistency was to be expected of any player working on his game.

What is expected of you when working in a commercial environment?

The paper, by Jens Franzen of the Senckenburg Research Institute in Frankfurt and his colleagues, is the usual, measured analysis expected of such work.