Sentence examples for more modest expectations from inspiring English sources

Other analysts had more modest expectations.

As of last week, some doubted that the industry would meet even more modest expectations.

He often advises landlords, especially individuals with few apartments, to have more modest expectations.

The research firm Euromonitor International has more modest expectations, but still sees growth comfortably beating major overseas markets.

This may explain why, overall, Afghans have had more modest expectations about the future than have Iraqis.

Since then, he has worked to adjust to more modest expectations and, he said, "to get back that love for the game".

"Over the last several weeks, the market has made an adjustment to more modest inflation expectations," he said.

That could still happen, if in the NATO-EU talks the EU insists on deciding everything itself first, expecting the rest of NATO to fall in obediently later.But now a different danger looms: that by failing to find enough money the EU will fall short even of its own officially more modest defence expectations.

As for AMD, UBS analyst Thomas A. Thornhill maintained his "neutral" rating on the company and lowered his price target to $39 from $42 based on more modest growth expectations and a more focused Intel.

More modest patient expectations of the single-handed GP's accessibility may explain this, or the explanation may be concealed by other factors regarding organisation, service and priorities that we have not been able to adjust for.

Perhaps it's too much to hope for the beginning of the end of conglomeration in the book world or for a return to a more modest set of expectations.