Sentence examples for lesser expectations from inspiring English sources

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani attends the UN General Assembly in New York this week with hopes of ending Iran's status as an international pariah and with lesser expectations of engaging the US in substantive negotiations on Iran's nuclear programme.

Both Igodala and Mason could benefit from a trade to a better team, where they could thrive under lesser expectations.

Hilliard said that the risk management policy operated by the joint venture obscured the likelihood of a terrorist attack by amalgamating it with the lesser expectation of damage to a pipeline – producing a combined lower score that did not trigger an alarm.

There should be no lesser expectation for infection control.

It is not clear if our results are related to the observation that women's greater perceived likelihood and severity of negative outcomes and lesser expectation of enjoyment partially mediate their lower propensity toward risky choices in healthcare and other domains [ 45].

We can't fall victim to lower expectations or lesser ambitions, no matter who controls what branch of government.

"Ours is slightly different - we have our own expectation, of course - but the outside expectation is lesser so on Burnley than them boys who are up there now".

Lucas' approach to pastoral care emphasizes community, with the expectation that lesser community support increases the need for spiritual care [ 42], and community is one of the key areas covered by Puchalski's FICA tool for spiritual history taking [ 43].

For my money, the outright winner of this Dickens fest is the 19-hour Naxos recording of Great Expectations by Anton Lesser.

Moreover, by assuming a bell-shaped curve for responders, group means imply ranges and distributions for responses that are not correct when viewed from the perspective of individual patient responses, and therefore are of lesser value for communicating treatment expectations with patients.

McCarthy et al. (17) also highlighted obstacles similar to those we identified, further affirming the recurring themes of obstacles in service learning: cultural differences inducing scepticism among locals, communication issues, conflicting objectives among sponsors, the team and the hosts, and to a lesser extent in our study, expectations of the hosts.