Sentence examples for permanent expectation from inspiring English sources
Even if the drastic lowering of life expectancy of the 1990s has improved under Vladimir Putin, the permanent expectation of collapse remains.
"It can also create a permanent expectation of more such high-cost work, as the recent heavily promoted 'valley of death' in naval ship building exemplifies.
The horse-drawn carriages and rickety bicycles that course through the streets lend this town an air of permanent expectation, as if it is waiting to catch up with modern life magically and suddenly.
The incessant stimulation of today's news media — which keeps the public in permanent expectation of the next superlative and of the ever-greater satisfaction it is sure to provide — entails the danger that a peculiar feeling of emptiness will spread, followed by shame for past exuberance, as after a night of furious drinking.
But many remain generally bullish on Africa, convinced that its growth potential will reward patient investors and eventually lure back fickle ones.Africa's growth is now underpinned by a permanent shift in expectations.
These overtures confirm what has been clear to many for a while: that austerity is not a temporary response to a crisis, but a permanent adjustment of expectations and living standards for the majority.
There will be an expectation of permanent connectivity, cloud storage, and services freed of location, time, or platform.
It would work better as a permanent gallery, where the expectation for coherence is lowered (and, indeed, why does such a gallery not exist?), but it's still an enjoyable romp – sometimes nostalgic, sometimes informative and occasionally provocative – through the delights and follies of the past six decades.
Given the pervasiveness of cellphones and other wireless devices, compounded with the associated expectation of permanent connectivity, it is perhaps not surprising that the abrupt dashing of such presumptions makes headline news.
About 1.2 million entered the program with a promise and expectation of permanent relief.
And by elevating it to a personal and cultural panacea, we suffer the permanent disappointment of excessive expectations, with all of their doleful social consequences.
