Sentence examples for matter of expectations from inspiring English sources
It's probably a matter of expectations.
More than that, the case, like similar ones, highlights the complicated matter of expectations and a black Presidency.
"It's all a matter of expectations," said Gary Chaison, professor of industrial relations at Clark University in Worcester, Mass.
In large part, it may be a matter of expectations: if consumers see the current increase in prices as a return to normal levels, it will hurt much less than if they see it as a radical shift or a harbinger of future increases.
Chris DeWolfe: It's more of a matter of expectations.
Partly it is psychological, a matter of expectation.
That's just a matter of expectation that has also been defied by groups like Hot Chip.
This embarrassing fiasco was simply a matter of managing expectations.
And then there is the matter of inflated expectations.
A current Dylan concert is always a matter of shifting expectations.
Are the Heat's mounting failings against quality opponents merely a matter of unrealistic expectations created by a summer of free-agent hysteria and grandiose muscle-flexing that had more to do with celebrity culture than championship basketball?
