Sentence examples for greater expectations that from inspiring English sources

Hounslow insists they will not be distracted by the greater expectations that will now surround them in the build-up to the Games.

Increasing calls for decision-makers to be explicit about priorities (and the rationales behind them), coupled with the growing acknowledgment that priority-setting in health care is partly subjective and value-based in nature, has led to greater expectations that the A4R framework could help to improve priority-setting and resource allocation in health care institutions.

The first, explicitly mentioned in the text, is "Great Expectations" (that mother lode of literary reference).

Politicians are often creating great expectations that far exceed what government can ever do.

But there have been two wonderful films of "Great Expectations" that rendered the novel in under two hours.

Wiggins is doing all he can to live up the great expectations that will inevitably weigh on his efforts in the summer.

It's no coincidence that both novels are about how easily children can be warped or damaged, but of the two it is the shorter, sharper Great Expectations that has aged better.

On a recent weekend, a companion and I visited this first major new hotel in Venice of its caliber in many years, arriving there with intense curiosity and great expectations that were only partly met.

Mr. Johnson's story — illustrating a bent toward great expectations that has come in handy in the elbows-out world of show business — was told recently as he sipped coffee in Doma, a cafe in Greenwich Village.

Her favourite children's book is The Secret Garden, but when she moves onto the adult section of the library with the help of Mrs Phelps, it is reading Dickens's Great Expectations that further inspires her love of literature.

CRG will have to work hard to fulfil the great expectations that are placed upon it, notes Graf.