Sentence examples for new set of expectation from inspiring English sources

If you can get to the core of what you expect that is not being delivered, and change it so that it fits with reality, and be okay being around those people having your new set of expectation, then you can address this situation on your own.

The Chinese backing came with a new set of expectations.

He spoke little to the crowd and seemed determined to end up atop a new set of expectations.

In Britain, the approaching wedding of Prince William, second in line to the throne, to Kate Middleton, his longtime girlfriend, comes with a whole new set of expectations.

If he went elsewhere, he would probably earn about the same as he would under a restructured Giants deal, but would face a new set of expectations.

"The Web has created a new set of rules or a new set of expectations related to usability," Mr. Tullis said earlier this year, during a speech at an I.B.M. conference on Web design.

The children's crusade of early Obama supporters will soon occupy the sweet spot of electoral politics and bring a new set of expectations to being courted and served.

"New media" doesn't mean transplanting old media to a new medium; it requires a new vocabulary, a new relationship with the audience — a massive social network that now talks back — and, sometimes, a new set of expectations about objectivity and timeliness.

That player has to deal with a new personality and a new set of expectations when setting up the trade.

According to Cheney et al. (2007) some scholars credit the idea of CSR to economics professor Howard R. Bowen who talked about the emergence of a new set of expectations for corporations in his book Social Responsibilities of the Businessman (1953).

Salvation is God giving us a new nature, not a new set of expectations.