Sentence examples for same expectation that from inspiring English sources

The same expectation that the team has.

"American homeowners should have the same expectation that banks and mortgage servicers meet all of their obligations".

"In the same way we want the electrical system never to fail we should have the same expectation that the sewer system never fail except for acts of nature," Ms. Meyland added.

"Victims who report abuse by someone who is now dead have the same expectation that their allegations will be taken seriously and that they will have recourse to justice.

Just about any American who grew up in the 1960s, or earlier than that, will remember the same parent-child barriers, the same concern for preserving adult life, and the same expectation that children's activities fit into a family's overall plans, not the other way around.

It's the same expectation we have of police before they can begin looking through homes and physical papers — and the same expectation that 75percentt of Americans have who believe that email, texts and location data qualify as sensitive information — so why shouldn't that be the standard for online, as well?

The writer ends the article by claiming that, unfortunately, the Clinton sex scandal has diminished all politicans--especially Jeb and George W. Bush, because they are young and charismatic and raising the same expectations that Clinton did.

We don't have the same expectations that other couples might, like, 'I need you to be here every night.' " When they met, she said, she was raising two children on her own and not looking for a father figure for them.

In this respect, babies showed the same expectations that adults do.

Millions of us will see them, of course, thanks to that mysterious, lemminglike blend of hope, communal obligation, and cranial vacancy that sends us to any film nowadays, but will we take a seat with the same fizz of expectation that was fostered by the original shows on TV?

In conclusion, these results corroborate the biological expectation that same cell-types (MSCs) with different tissue origin (BM- versus PL-) would have a main large common gene expression footprint with a small differential gene expression signature, and –in such differential signature– most of the genes would be different because they present alternative spliced isoforms.