Sentence examples for raising the expectation from inspiring English sources

The clips seemed to change the classroom chemistry somehow, raising the expectation among students that their teacher should be just as funny and engaging as Mr. Bighead.

That's a pity, because the subtitle is provocative — raising the expectation that Carroll has written a sweeping historical narrative of the city that stands at the bloody crossroad of the world's three great monotheistic faiths.

The tepid fall in jobless claims signals companies may also be looking to limit hiring, raising the expectation that employment data due Friday will show that payroll gains moderated in May.

The review later appeared in Knight's book of essays, In Search of Wonder (1956), for which he won a Hugo Award, and which was instrumental in raising the expectation of science fiction readers - and more importantly, writers - from lightweight pulp fiction to a significant branch of literature.

Theophrastus, who gives us the most thorough report of Democritus' theory, criticizes it for raising the expectation that the same kinds of atoms would always cause similar appearances.

Previous studies of NBI and magnification have shown a high diagnostic accuracy for esophageal squamous cell carcinoma, raising the expectation of optical biopsy in the clinical setting.

"I'm raising the expectations.

Mr. da Silva has contributed to raising the expectations of the landless.

"They're just raising the expectations of people unnecessarily without any concrete evidence at this stage," he added.

He had been busy, working the range, trying to encourage without raising the expectations of the more than 20 Ryder Cup hopefuls.

Their outward appearance must raise the expectation of meeting with God.