Sentence examples for readjusting expectations from inspiring English sources

Readjusting expectations, and adjusting emotions, so quickly was impossible.

"Because if they decide to re-engage, it means readjusting expectations about what married life is going to look like.

One priority for her speech will be to readjust expectations of what she can deliver".

It arguably readjusted expectations ahead of the later revitalisation and maturation of the industry under Pixar – sweeping away the prejudice that anything with drawings was for kids.

If all the cracks dead-end, I readjust expectations, get defiant, and keep hitting.

There is evidence that cancer patients tend to readjust expectations to fit their current health and functional status, [ 66] and that patients in palliative care shift their values away from self-enhancement (e.g. power) and towards self-transcendence (e.g. benevolence) [ 67].

The reasons for Imeem's cuts may be mixed: girding oneself for bleak economic conditions, readjusting performance expectations, and (as Paid Content suggests) shifting focus away from technical development and towards marketing.

This does not mean that you have to separate, but it does mean readjusting your expectations for the other person and for what a relationship or marriage means.

Later in the morning, stocks turned decisively downward, as investors continued to readjust their expectations of economic growth.

"Maybe we have to readjust our expectations," said Nicholas Gaffney, a partner in a San Francisco public relations firm.

A week later, in his comments to senators, Mr Greenspan adopted a more relaxed tone, and financial markets readjusted their expectations to a quarter-point rise on June 30th.