Sentence examples for performance expectation from inspiring English sources

When outcomes are highly valued, depression is likely when outcome expectancy is high and performance expectation is low [ 22, 23].

Of course, the Boss has been known to use other methods of dealing with star players (see Winfield, Dave) who have him backed into a financial corner but don't meet his level of performance expectation.

"A lot of larger funds will fail to meet the performance expectation of their investors, which may dampen overall investor interest in hedge funds," predicted one respondent in the 20-page report.

"That's kind of the minimum performance expectation" for a building of that type, said Chris Poland, who is chairman of an American Society of Civil Engineers committee on seismic rehabilitation of buildings.

The performance expectation gap going into the second debate was negligible, with just 41 percent thinking Obama would do better and 37 percent thinking Romney would win the day.

Performance expectation is a key driver for adoption [22, 34].

Indian parents expect their kids to withstand the stress of competition and performance expectations.

Since then, Congressional investigators found the department failing to meet even half its own performance expectations.

Auditors identified 171 performance expectations and found that the department had achieved fewer than half.

The DTS (for "DeVille Touring Sedan") is Cadillac's bait for baby boomers with higher performance expectations.

With a vision firmly carved out, the next task is what business leaders would call engaging key stakeholders and identifying their performance expectations.