Sentence examples for quite high expectations from inspiring English sources

"He has taken on quite a lot, and there were quite high expectations which maybe weren't helpful either".

"There's a strong message they really want Doha to work, but there's also at the same time quite a high expectation with real big problems around it and something of a sense of frustration about that," he said.

Despite the solid effort and charismatic qualities, however, the overall performance never quite meets others' high expectations.

The first EP was positively reviewed by Brad Hayes-Raugh of RPGFan, who "greatly enjoyed the direction this album takes", though he did note that some of the pieces did not quite meet his high expectations.

"I set my expectations quite high, so for me it's still quite disappointing," Robson said.

For instance, it was ex-ante recognized that the observed current account deficits required quite high long-term growth expectations to be coherent with the intertemporal budget constrain of households (Campa and Gavilán 2006) or that by the mid 2000s the prices of housing were significantly overvalued (Ayuso and Restoy 2006).

Although Colbert is incredibly likable in and out of character and viewers would be smart to withhold judging the show too harshly, the host set expectations quite high when he stated early in the episode, "I have to say, as long as I have nine months to make one hour of TV, I could do this forever".

The expectations of the intervention were generally high: 52/149 (35%) had medium high, 80/149 (54%) quite high, and 17/149 (11%) very high expectations.