Sentence examples for long term expectations from inspiring English sources

Normally I have long term expectations of him".

Of Javier Hernandez, who spent last season on loan at Real Madrid and joins the tour on 25 July, Van Gaal said: "I think that I have long term expectations but you never know in this football world.

[ 34- 36] Altogether, the findings of this qualitative study appear to complement quantitative research in this field and identify the underlying issues influencing current graduates' choice of professional career and long term expectations.

To provide patients not only with short term expectations (6 months) on health outcomes, quality of life, and satisfaction, a second follow-up period at 24 or 36 month should be provided for long term expectations as especially function scores still slightly improve after 6 months [ 2].

George: It's a positive thing, but we have to try harder and there is a long term expectation we need to manage.

In other words, the proposed idea is to ensure that the development target of donors is shifted from national development that are indirectly aimed at the grassroots community to those that are directed at the grassroots development with medium and long term expectation to promote national development.

Estimating the rate of mean-reversion is tricky, but we can more or less sidestep this by looking at long-term expectations: after a decade, we can expect the bulk of any deviation from the norm to be eliminated.

We ask about long-term expectations: "On average over the next 10 years how much do you expect the value of your property to change each year?" The survey we conducted in spring 2005, near the end of the bubble, included 407 home buyers.

When choosing between surgery or pessary, many women have information needs about long-term expectations.

And the lack of political stability has kept people from developing long-term expectations.

Both think that most investors need to lower their long-term expectations.