Sentence examples for mentioned expectations from inspiring English sources
The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Friday 15 October 2010 Reporting on proposed increases in university fees and student loans, an article mentioned expectations that the maximum student loan debt will rise to £30,000 over a three-year course.
In the following, we assume (if necessary) the mentioned expectations exist and are finite.
The most frequently mentioned expectations of the practicals were: 'better memorizing clinical pictures', 'contextualization of theory', and 'improvement of physical examination skills'.
- 26-year old husband, CSBA home delivery Husbands who were coded as "old day" along the medicalization spectrum mentioned expectations of "normal" or "natural" deliveries at home.
The above mentioned expectations were raised mainly by women who had attended health facilities other than the local health centre, or who had heard about other facilities from other persons' experiences, or who had a history of recent pregnancy complications.
The most mentioned expectations for government funded dementia care by Chinese caregivers included affordable treatment for dementia, rehabilitation services, respite care, and community aged care as in the following: I hope dementia treatment can be covered by the medical insurance… I wish that nurses from the Community Care Centre would offer training programmes on dementia care [ChiP16].
Contrary to the above mentioned expectation the temperature dependence of ε″ exhibits only the primary relaxation and weak secondary relaxation in the glassy state.
This observation is in line with our previously mentioned expectation of prolonged conflict.
Each generation has its own values, not to mention expectations of the world around them.
A few participants who reported having "no expectations" mentioned that having expectations would merely set them up for disappointment.
When I mentioned these expectations to Donald Evans, there was a silence at the other end of the line; perhaps he was deciding how reassuring he cared to be.
