Sentence examples for in which expectations from inspiring English sources

In general the atmosphere in Washington is one in which expectations are small.

Franchione, who was hired on Friday, takes over a job in which expectations have changed little since Bear Bryant contended for championships nearly every year.

A plunging currency raises import prices, sometimes substantially, which can fuel inflation in economies in which expectations are less well-anchored.

Mozart has them appear as Albanians, Mr. Miller as hippie bikers, but the point is that they come from an alien cultural world, one in which expectations about manners are of little value.

More than most, "Norma" is an opera in which expectations are conditioned by experiences, and some will have a bigger, more dramatic voice in their ears than Ms. Bartoli produces.

The OECD simulated the external repercussions of a downturn in the euro zone in which expectations of inflation fell by half a percentage point, stockmarkets dropped 10% and households had to pay an additional percentage point to borrow.

Duras's text is heard on a recording in French by Jacques Dutronc and Tal Beit-Halachmi — two video screens on either side of the stage offer an English translation — describing the encounter in which expectation is even more erotic than the sexual act.

In order to be able to meet these expectations of older health care consumers, it is necessary for GPs to understand the way in which these expectations, preferences and priorities differ from those of the general population.

So, too, were works in which no expectations were met.

The latest figures end a run of five consecutive quarters in which net expectations rose.

"Dramatic technological change may lead to periods in which popular expectations are in flux and may ultimately produce significant changes in popular attitudes.