Sentence examples for mistaken expectation from inspiring English sources

I'm afraid that healthy people will ask their doctors for a statin prescription with the mistaken expectation that this is the best way to prevent diabetes and achieve good health.

Partisan identities, however, generally fail to reflect this complexity, which may be one reason complex issues are so often mismanaged in democracies like ours.What I would like from a survey of the mama-grizzly phenomenon is an analysis of its cultural and thus political significance unclouded by the mistaken expectation that policy should have much of anything to do with it.

It is no wonder that learner scientists have the mistaken expectation of the once-off experiment or test that will quickly produces a publishable result or award of a degree.

There was a mistaken expectation held by hospital staff that further management and additional healthcare such as speech and language therapy, occupational therapy and physiotherapy would be easily accessible to care homes.

Without such attention, centrally made decisions might not be communicated to POD staff, resulting in mistaken expectations.

If the rest of the world expected the PRC to become more cuddly as a result of the Olympics, recent events have shown how mistaken that expectation was.

Worse, Gilbert has noted that these mistakes of expectation can lead directly to mistakes in choosing what we think will give us pleasure.

However, as we now demonstrate, both these expectations are mistaken.

The main reason Buddhists' history does not match our expectations, aside from them being as human as the rest of us, is that our expectations have been mistaken.

Placebos and control groups guard against mistaking the effects of expectation for the effects of a given treatment.

Any expectation that the animal sex would speak to something primitive within the men seemed to be mistaken; neither straights nor gays were stirred by the bonobos.