Sentence examples for outdated expectations from inspiring English sources

Wise does not condemn editors, but sees such decisions as symptomatic of outdated expectations.

A big problem, though, is about outdated expectations and getting the word out to stakeholders.

Coupled now with Harper's own pursuit of what he expects society views as the standard, it shows even the sports world is still very much struggling with body image and outdated expectations of what it means to look like a man, woman or athlete.

Heintz has a mannequin family, although hers is an artistic critique of outdated societal expectations about women.

"Our children will not undergo scrutiny of prom gowns based on outdated, unrealistic expectations and rules implemented at such short notice".

Social expectations, outdated employment conditions and outright discrimination combine to hold women back in this otherwise modern, dynamic and innovative city, experts say.

Can we, as a society, truly claim to be progressive while simultaneously applying outdated stereotypes and expectations to Asian Americans?

They believe men's equal rights are challenged by unfair child support obligations, a family law system that privileges mothers in child custody cases, the trivialization of female-on-male domestic violence, the cultural vilification of male sexuality, and social customs that impose an outdated (and crippling) expectation of masculinity on men.

The Beaujolais crus intend to set up a new group, saying that the UVB is outdated with "goals, concerns, expectations and organisations which are increasingly different among the two families".

That assumption may sound outdated amid drastically lowered English expectations but Ibrahimovic praises the team's often reviled new captain.

After the WW2 Hungary became part of the "Eastern Block" (communist countries of Eastern Europe), which raised new expectations for the outdated post-war transport infrastructure.