Sentence examples for generated expectations from inspiring English sources

The problem that I've seen with that is that it has generated expectations that cannot be met in the kinds of time frames that local people are expecting.

And not all students are ready to leave the chamber.Some students say Mr Wang's high-profile visit also generated expectations among the public that the protests would soon end.

Whether families are the primary cause, or a contributing cause along with other social structures and culturally generated expectations, feminists point to the ways that families are part of a system that reproduces women's social and economic inequality.

The performances of Sampaoli's team, and those of Sanchez and Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal with their club sides, have generated expectations that were not present when Bielsa was in charge.

Modi's election campaign generated expectations of a rising or emergent India.

We tested 14-month-olds and adults in an event-related potentials (ERPs) study in which pictures of familiar objects generated expectations about upcoming word forms.

"So far, Mr Cameron has generated expectation and goodwill - 2016 will be the year in which we will find out whether his anti-corruption vision will succeed or fail".

These data suggest that sentence constraint (at least as manipulated in the current study) does not operate by making a single word form expected, but rather generates expectations about what kinds of words are likely to appear.

We expect clinical drug development to benefit from our approach by generating expectations on the size of interindividual variations for a given study population.

O'Neill says generating expectations and memories is fuelling his overachieving squad.

We see with the brain, not the eye, and the brain generates expectations of what is out there, which are then modulated by the signals coming in.