Sentence examples for greater expectations for from inspiring English sources
Maybe as a doctor I had greater expectations for his care than the system could deliver.
"The industry is now moving into a more mature stage where there are greater expectations for results," he said.
But the Dominican Sisters of Amityville, who founded Molloy Catholic College for Women in 1955, had greater expectations for the 44 women who enrolled.
"I now have greater expectations for my career development and aspire to senior leadership with more self-assurance and insight, because of the support I received from SPS faculty and students," she says.
It is often assumed that death is the great bogeyman of the elderly, what they dread above all else, but now that people live much longer, and have greater expectations for their old age, the complexion of their worries has changed.
New research by SIEPR Senior Fellow Grant Miller and Kim Singer Babiarz indicates that the availability of modern contraceptives alone can keep young girls in the classroom longer, likely because their parents develop greater expectations for their daughters' long-term health outcomes and economic opportunities.
Antibiotic treatment in previous URTIs was associated with a greater expectation for antibiotic treatment (54% of the previously treated expected antibiotics vs. 19% among previously untreated, p < 0.005).
It was too soon for the seed cash to bloom a medal crop here, but there was greater expectation for the London Games in 2012.
According to Graeme Thomson's Costello biography, Complicated Shadows, the band had no greater expectation for the song than for it to appear as a B-side when they premiered it at the Roskilde festival in Denmark in 1978.
The experience of past complications after an URTI was associated with a greater expectation for antibiotic treatment (58% vs. 33%, p = 0.04).
