Sentence examples for imposed expectations from inspiring English sources

In other words, once companies invest in innovative projects, the corporate leadership expects returns on investment in ever shorter periods to meet externally imposed expectations.

They recognise that women have suffered and continue to suffer important disadvantages relative to men, within education as in other fields: women are the victims of exclusion and deprivation and domination, constrained by imposed expectations, judged as less intelligent and less deserving, and afflicted by manufactured deficits of confidence.

The second factor presents high values for tradition and conformity and can, therefore, be identified with the dimension of 'conservation', which expresses respect for traditions and the priority of harmony in relations that imply subordinating the self to socially imposed expectations.

She works to capture a burgeoning subculture in China, which, according to a description of her work, "defies imposed expectations".

Let's leave the shoulds behind and do our best not to dictate or impose expectations when it comes to the experience of being sad - a hug and a box of kleenex will do.

Overall, CNTs can be viewed as a revolutionary tool that will advance the practice of medicine, imposing expectations that biomaterials will be the main field of application of CNTs.

I try my best not to impose expectation onto a play, but rather to listen and discover what will best release its most authentic and powerful self onstage".

Ms. Didion also circles the subjects that continue to unnerve her: her worry that she did not sufficiently understand the fears of abandonment Quintana had, as an adopted child; her worry that she and her husband somehow imposed adult expectations on Quintana when she was a girl; her worry that Quintana saw her mother as frail and needing care.

We all face two kinds of expectations: outer expectations imposed on us by others (a doctor's orders, a work deadline) and inner expectations that we impose on ourselves (start meditating, keep a New Year resolution).

Multivariable modeling revealed that implementation of PDMPs was associated with an 11% increase in drug overdose mortality (aRR = 1.11; 95% CI: 1.02 1.21), with the greatest increase observed in PDMPs that imposed no expectation on practitioners (aRR = 1.17; 95% CI: 1.02 1.34; Table 1).

The excess mortality from drug overdose was more pronounced in state-quarters with PDMPs that were governed by pharmacy boards, that had the statutory authority to monitor non-controlled substances, or that imposed no expectation on practitioners to access the statewide electronic database of dispensed prescriptions (Table 1).