Sentence examples for improper expectations from inspiring English sources

Boundaries serve a few purposes: They avoid improper expectations, legal liability and confusion of personal and professional relationships.

BBC executives were paid less than their rivals and still are: Sky and Google pay far more, but a comfortable set of wild and improper expectations developed.

Sometimes we fall into the trap of placing improper expectations on other people because we are hoping for them to satisfy a need in our life that they are not really capable of satisfying.

The root of long-term, progressive disengagement is not improper incentives or unclear expectations.

"It is improper to have any expectation from the U.S., because the U.S. is the Islamic world's number one enemy," Ayatollah Ahmad Alamolhoda said at last week's Friday prayer session in Mashhad, one of Iran's largest cities and home to its holiest site.

The performance of Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems may fail to satisfy design expectations due to improper equipment installation, equipment degradation, sensor failures, or incorrect control sequences.

10 11 Previous research has found that information can be most powerful when it contradicts previous expectations (in this case, improper estimation of calorie content of foods with a "health halo").

Xerox met analysts' earnings expectations from 1997 to 1999 only because of improper accounting, the S.E.C. said.

Given these factors, International contends it would be improper and inefficient for this court to now upset the reasonable expectations of transactional planners, who have supposedly relied upon J.P. Griffin's plain reading view of § 271 since the toddler days of disco.

In scenarios like this, it is incumbent on investors to safeguard themselves from situations that may not seem improper on their face but which nevertheless may compromise the investor's expectations.

The improper matching of the groups inevitably introduces susceptibility bias, which is defined as the difference in prognostic expectations due to pre-existing differences between and/or among treatment groups.