Sentence examples for first expectations from inspiring English sources

First, expectations, unlike uses, have no bounds.

Obviously the first expectations are: What are the first decisions?

First, expectations and plaudits were heaped upon them.

First, expectations have been lowered for Mr. Obama's performance — and raised for Mr. Romney's.

First, expectations should be clearly established for students and instructors (at every level).

The town did not altogether live up to first expectations because the harbour was exposed, but the hinterland possessed a good climate and no dangerous natives.

For instance, an experimental design in social cognition research might examine the effects of two different expectations on memory for information that is either consistent with the first expectation (and inconsistent with the second) or consistent with the second expectation.

So I take the first expectation over all possible pairs in the future, and then that expectation over the training set I'm given to solve the problem.

LONDON — If the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain exists partly to subvert expectations, then the first expectation it subverts is that it is going to be very, very bad.

This was simply the product of a few editors working behind closed doors, only the impact it stirred up went beyond our first expectation.

As a result of the subject matter, Miranda's first expectation for the show was simply that it would be popular with teachers.