Sentence examples for managing the expectations from inspiring English sources

Our study found that the process management factors are related to managing the expectations of the hospital and the modeler (see Table 2).

Managing expectations In many jobs, managing the expectations of your clients, managers and peers is a crucial part of working life.

Writing in Israel Business Arena, Shlomi Cohen, a fund manager, recently suggested that "Landan inherited the art of managing the expectations, particularly those of the analysts," from Mr. Finegold.

He also counselled caution on managing the expectations of potential users.

A further challenge has been managing the expectations of colleagues and the participating schools and colleges.

But a referee who was an N.B.A. player has the additional burden of managing the expectations of former peers.

He must also refashion a management team that has lost credibility with employees and manage the expectations of the labor unions that helped topple his predecessor.

"We must manage the expectations of the Obama administration" offered the A/S.

"Imagine if they'd managed the expectations better," said Michael T. Osterholm, director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota.

When asked about how she manages the expectations placed on her, she said her family helps to keep her grounded.

But since the daft days of Ally McLeod, Scottish coaches, from Stein onwards, have not just managed the team but have managed the expectations of the fans, too.