Sentence examples for general expectation that from inspiring English sources

But a spokeswoman confirms the general expectation: That isn't going to continue.

That's created a general expectation that airlines will break their own policies — and we don't".

There was a general expectation that with the inauguration of a new Democratic president, something would be done.

And there was a general expectation that major news outlets would stay above the fray, distinguishing clearly between opinion and news reporting.

Now there is a general expectation that the Fed will raise rates again in March, and some think it will do so again in May.

He added: "There is a general expectation that, once children are in year two, mothers can begin part-time work and make a financial contribution," he went on.

The new parliament met on 16 January 1924, with a Conservative King's speech, but amid general expectations that Labour would now take office.

Therefore, there are general expectations that the designers of a system can offer arguments that demonstrate the plausibility of their systemic approach.

After the Denning Report, in defiance of general expectations that he would resign shortly, Macmillan proposed to stay on.

The finding that 79.9% of GPPAQ questionnaires were completed by doctors is not in keeping with general expectations that nurses would have completed the majority, given their role in the provision of routine health promotion advice [ 15].

The general expectation is that student achievement is higher in smaller classes, but the lowest failure rate in this study occurred in a quarter with 700 students enrolled more than double the next largest enrollment.