Sentence examples for response to expectations from inspiring English sources
Time Warner adjusted its full-year guidance to account for combined restructuring charges of $590.0 million in 2008 and in response to expectations for a weakening economic environment.
In summary, response to expectation but not receipt of basic sweet taste was different in OR compared to OP, highlighting the importance of learning and conditioning in the propensity to gain weight.
Similar increases have been shown in response to expectation of a positive drug effect.
Prominent examples include coordination effects, i.e., "covering utility resulting from others following the same path" (Dobusch and Schüßler 2013: 623), and adaptive expectation effects, i.e., the development of expectations "in response to the expectations of others" (Sydow et al. 2009: 700).
This respondent is saying that they have raised the expectation they have of themselves in response to others' expectations.
It's also a response to loftier expectations.
R. L. Burnside, one of today's most popular country bluesmen, has developed a wise response to such expectations.
The failure to be "true" to yourself – to moderate or modify your public appearance in response to the expectations of others.
Others say behavioural issues are a response to low expectations from teachers... To break the cycle, the best policy lever we have is with the teachers".
I may add that I am pleased to observe that the debate on tax havens initiated by the Washington summit has already begun to bear fruit, in particular in Europe, where several countries have recently announced their intention to introduce legislative changes in response to the expectations of the international community.
Orthodox courses usually place great emphasis on the transformational or visionary qualities of individual leaders, partly in response to popular expectations – discussions about leadership on MBA courses where I teach will always eventually call on Steve Jobs or Richard Branson as examples to follow.
