Sentence examples for over expectations from inspiring English sources

Legislative sessions start with a tug of war over expectations.

Last night, I talked about performance over expectations.

The difference is that pro football gives relief for those stumbling over expectations based on previous achievement.

And enthusiasm over signs of life in the stock market, as well as over expectations for a recovery, are lifting spirits.

In what turned out to be a bad case of over expectations, the Fox network and its biggest star, Simon Cowell, posted disappointing ratings for the premiere of the widely-anticipated singing competition, "The X-Factor," Wednesday night.

Jim Stock, a professor at Harvard who studies the energy sector, pointed out that "if an individual has influence over expectations in this market, he can end up moving prices".

You can't really call silver failure, but over-confidence and over-expectation in some instances possibly cost us more gold medals.

Former vice-president Al Gore, who is spearheading efforts to get a bill passed, told an audience in Beijing yesterday that he was confident of success, but he cautioned against over-expectation.

Some studies argue that the role of over-expectations on migration decisions needs to be put into perspective.

It is very likely in the specific Senegalese context of this study that there are some over-expectations of returns to migration from potential migrants.

In this paper, I compare these two types of migration and argue that in the case of illegal migration, these over-expectations are exacerbated relative to legal migration.