Sentence examples for much higher expectations from inspiring English sources

He said Coaches Mike Krzyzewskiof Duke, Bill Self of Kansas and Roy Williams of North Carolina "have much higher-pressure programs that they run, with much higher expectations for winning, than Rutgers, yet they don't conduct themselves like animals".

So people are going to have much higher expectations".

"We're trying to come up with a game plan to handle any extra trade because people will have much higher expectations".

"I said, 'Well, you know, it's all these prep school kids,' and they said that I should have much higher expectations for myself and they pushed me.

This means that standing for larger truths and empowering audiences to see themselves as heroes can lead to much higher expectations – which comes with risk.

Murray, 23, has much higher expectations coming into majors, however, and his failure to win one will follow him again after this loss.

On mobile, there's a much higher expectation around mobile commerce for a smooth, integrated experience with as few taps as possible," he said.

There is a willingness and acceptance that you should pay for something of such value and a much higher expectation of what you should get in return.

"If you look at the under-30 generation, they have a much higher expectation of what technology should do for them" when traveling.

(Incidentally, I have tended to find much higher probabilistic expectations in investing than I have in poker — surprising for where I reside).

Yet this mono recording of the opening night, remastered from BBC tapes, shows how much higher vocal expectations must have been half a century ago, for by today's standards much of it sounds very good indeed.