No wonder, then, that Mr. Corzine has been guarding against outsized expectations.
For instance, "The Portrait of a Lady" has its own ideas about the future of Isabel Osmond; I had forgotten this, too, but in its final words, it cautiously hints at a happy future for Isabel — the sunlight of a parting, to invert the similarly guarded happy ending of "Great Expectations".
For Houston, a 30-year-old shooting guard, the expectations changed last summer when he signed a $100 million contract, a round number that provided $100 million worth of expectations for him.
"Going back to 2004, Bernanke has said that market expectations matter, and the Fed has to guard against very negative expectations," he said.
He said the expectation was that such pipes were guarded to prevent such accidents happening in residential locations where there are lots of people in the area.
("The recipe was said to be one of his more closely guarded secrets," Korda writes, and "it lived up to expectations: the President's claim that he made the best Daiquiri ever was the truth").
Those who are considering adopting should guard against overly inflated expectations, Ms. Gawboy said.
It was a matter of self-preservation: To stay sane, defense attorneys who are about to appear before a Russian court have to guard against developing excessive expectations.
"He remembers firsthand how quickly this can turn around and [how] a big plus can turn into a big minus in a hurry". Sabato said Bush is well-advised to guard against inflating public expectations.
We therefore expected to find some ABA-regulated genes unique to guard cells, and this expectation was satisfied.
