Sentence examples for have lower expectations from inspiring English sources

They have the capacity to learn new skills related to their job and to adapt their expectations about their work environment according to their experience (they know what to expect and have lower expectations, a protective mechanism that leads to higher levels of emotional exhaustion).

In Punjab's villages, people have lower expectations.

Women often have lower expectations when it comes to pay.

The children are excited, but I, frankly, have lower expectations of our riding expedition.

I think people might have lower expectations of photography's power these days.

That does not mean that the colleges have lower expectations overall with regard to test results.

But the new manager will have lowered expectations in the first few Serie A games.

The joke would have lowered expectations while gently reminding his supporters of what he must suspect they already know.

Disappointing figures at the US box office have lowered expectations for that film, but salvation may be at hand: Universal has yanked up the release of Tina Fey and Amy Poehler's comedy Sisters six days to Saturday 12 December.

"The Republicans, knowing they will get crushed, have lowered expectations so much that Bush would have to wilt and slither off the stage," Mr. Sturla said, "for his performance to be judged a surprise and a failure".

Eating under the nose of Big Brother might have horrified diners of an earlier age, but the surveillance camera as a fixture of modern life — in lobbies, doorways, airports and shopping malls — seems to have lowered expectations of public privacy.