With such a high number of expectations, no wonder some become disgruntled.
Having sold 100m copies worldwide and set the record as the UK's fastest-selling book of all time, Fifty Shades carries with it a number of expectations.
Being "the best" also meant, of course, being fettered by a number of expectations, the most insidious of which was the pressure not to upset the black status quo by becoming something other than a doctor or a lawyer — acceptable roles, modelled on white images of "success".
The trialogue attempts to get the student to express a number of expectations when the main question is asked.
The office of president has a number of expectations and requirements that Trump seems unwilling and unable to meet.
If anything, the weak and statistically insignificant trend in the data was inclined in the opposite direction: with the average enablement score increasing with increasing number of expectation-outcome disagreements (for both senses of expectation).
In each case, a number of expectations in terms of genetic and physiological patterns are listed.
The mean number of expectations met in the consultation was 4.06 (s.d. 1.70, range 0 7).
Next, we assessed their number of expectations regarding barriers to care (aim 1), and the types of barriers most frequently expected (aim 2).
29 In addition to this, PHCPs at health clinics expressed an almost equal number of expectations for the FMSs to improve on their personality, attitudes and behaviour in managing clinic issues and when dealing with staff.
