Sentence examples for immediate expectation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Crossan said Google was providing its services to the cultural institutions at no cost, with no immediate expectation of a financial return.

The host's ledger book does not look so hot: about $5.5 billion spent on stadiums and infrastructure with the immediate expectation of maybe $1.7 billion in return, according to Gillian Saunders, who researched the economic impact for the accounting firm Grant Thornton.

Communal relationships, however, are based on genuine concern for others, without an immediate expectation of reciprocal benefit.

There are a lot of ifs and suppositions here but the immediate expectation, that a new iPad and iPad mini are nearly with us, is exciting.

For other reasons, there's no immediate expectation that the phone will morph into the digital jukebox of choice, even with advances in memory and storage.

Which had not been my immediate expectation when I met Pelosi, whose 70th birthday is tomorrow, three decades ago at a party at her San Francisco home.

Other draftees, most notably quarterback Chad Pennington, will have the luxury of learning with few immediate expectations.

"My immediate expectations would be that they will do enough to justify another meeting afterwards," Mr. Ross said of the Iranian position.

Because of his track record, because of the money the Dodgers spent on him, there are immediate expectations for him to do well here.

The bigger story lies behind the numbers, and the lengths to which managers will go in order to meet the market's immediate expectations.

The immediate expectations of shareholders and of voters cannot be ignored, but the aspirations of citizens must be allowed to grow into something larger that recognizes our debt towards future generations, and that enriches democracy into something more permanent and closer to the citizen.