Sentence examples for hand expectations from inspiring English sources
No one knew what to expect, and with a packed weekend crowd on hand, expectations were high.
On the other hand, expectations were also low, which took some of the pressure off.
On one hand, expectations of devaluation induced outflows of the hot-money deposits (as well as flight by domestic depositors), which threatened to trigger general bank runs.
On the one hand, expectations are high that Western institutions will continue to demand change; on the other, there is concern that the United States may decide corruption is just too hard to excise and will cut a deal to make it easier to put military bases here.
On the one hand, expectations for him are very high.
PR guru Ben Jackson feels like men are caught between two ideas of masculinity at the moment: "On the one hand, expectations around being a guy in the UK have changed, so it's OK to be a feminist or go Dutch on a date or wear Paisley.
38 On the other hand, "expectation being fulfilled" might be a predictor of global outcome.
The new president faces conflicting expectations of how he will apply the power in his hands — expectations that he kindled himself.
On the other hand, the expectations for this kind of technique must also be put into context.
On the other hand, reward expectations can apparently also be processed in a quality-specific manner (e.g., Dickinson and Balleine, 1994; Watanabe, 1996).
On the other hand, favorable expectations of surgical outcomes, trust in healthcare, discussion with a physician, and not having received surgical referral were significant predictors of willingness among WHs.
