Sentence examples for just as expectations from inspiring English sources

Matthew Pointon, a property economist at Capital Economics, said the mixed message from the Bank of England in trying to cool the property market, just as expectations are being raised by the new phase of Help to Buy, could have a dampening effect.

Just as expectations of infinite growth in the tech market were exaggerated, so were reports of the death of the Old Economy.

Expectations are just as high in Philadelphia.

Just as much as, say, Great Expectations or The Good Soldier, Sweet Tooth grips the reader with the conviction that the narrator is the victim of elaborate deception.

They are equally convinced that those doing the travelling are just as sold on the idea.That expectation is not without logic.

But even for men who're completely fine with earning less, external expectations can be just as distressing.

Black people employ the term Uncle Tom to describe black people that don't fit their expectations of blackness just as frequently as white people might say something to the effect of "you're not like most black people" or better yet "I'm blacker than you".

So we diligently run on to the next pipe dream, thinking, "This time, I will make it work!" Expectations can be just as badly bound up in more immediate concerns, the desire to be seen or loved, and the demand that other people live up to their obligations or promises.

I wanted the bar of expectation to be just as high as everyone else's, if not higher.

The problem is that whys are just as tough to let go of as expectations.

Perhaps my ignorant expectations of my potential audience was just as irrational as that woman's view of mental illness.