Sentence examples similar to long expectations from inspiring English sources

Leopard Trek came to the Tour de France with, per season-long expectations, a squad centered around overall victory.

After year-long expectations that the ninth season would be the series' last, NBC signed a deal in late December 2002 to bring the series back for a final tenth season.

Audiences have hard-wired and long ingrained expectations of motion pictures and a shallow depth of field is an expected convention of cinema, a signal of quality.

Normally I have long term expectations of him".

As long as expectations of future price changes are stable, policymakers can breathe easily.

It can keep rising only so long as expectations keep growing.

For relatives of people with Down syndrome, the joy of watching them live long beyond expectations is sometimes mitigated by sorrow at seeing them disintegrate.

How [is AT&T] going to catch up?" Concert's history has been long on expectations and short on results.

First release is in 2014, but let's be honest, if it's $600 and dorky looking, it'll be doomed -- as long as expectations are so high.

A good admission policy is necessary in order to safeguard the quality of ICU care provided to patients with good long-term expectations on the one hand and to reduce the burden for patients and relatives with poor long-term expectations on the other.

Alternatively, it could be long-run expectations reasserting themselves.