They worry that low interest rates and the Fed's large balance-sheet could nurture inflation expectations even when unemployment is high.
They observe the human propensity to daydream and fantasise, to cling to vain hopes in the face of overwhelming contrary evidence, to nurture unrealistic expectations and ambitions.
Nourish and nurture good expectations.
The complex dependence of the variations of gene expression regulation on phenotypic differences nurtures the expectation that important information can be gained from considering more subtle relationships between genotype and expression.
Teachers must nurture student curiosity, elevate expectations for all students, and in many cases, give students hope where there wasn't hope before.
Easy for him to say: He's not in nurture-happy Park Slope, and maybe expectations are different at a restaurant where a plate of handmade pasta costs $24.
The parallel accounts of the siblings' separate and shared lives give the reader much to contemplate: not only questions of nature and nurture and the weight of expectations, but the changing shape of families that we can choose.
The wider point, on the other hand, concerns the moral environment in which artists do their work, the expectations of them nurtured by their admirers and the pedestals on which a public need for moral certainty demands that they should repose.
"Over the decades [the Republicans] pried open a Pandora's box, a toxic politics of fear and resentment, sometimes brewed with a tinge of racial animus, and they could never satisfy the unrealistic expectations that they nurtured among supporters".
Women are expected to be kind, nurturing, and compassionate, so when they assert themselves, they go against our expectations and are often liked less.
