Sentence examples for shift expectations from inspiring English sources

The character's brilliance has not only changed Dinklage's life but has also helped shift expectations of what is required to succeed as a leading man.

The targets the Fed is considering closely resemble its own past practice, meaning the new thresholds would tend to reinforce rather than shift expectations.

That treaty was bitterly criticized as being too weak at the time, but it did shift expectations and, only three years later, some of the business opponents of the Montreal Protocol were in London arguing to greatly toughen that agreement.

And though the Federal Reserve's credibility has allowed it to cut interest rates in anticipation of a downturn, the persistence of oil-led inflation may yet shift expectations of future price pressures, forcing the central bank to keep monetary policy on a tighter chain.

It's a striking example of how a policymaker's statement that it's willing in principle to do something can sometimes shift expectations so much that the announcement alone gets the intended result.

So how do employers adapt the ideal career track model and how do we shift expectations about our own career trajectory?

A current Dylan concert is always a matter of shifting expectations.

Drury feels, however, they are just tapping into consumers' shifting expectations in a culture of instant digital gratification.

The historian Beryl Satter has argued that New Thought was, in large part, a women's movement, and one that reflected a pattern of shifting expectations.

There were backlash tweets and a backlash to the backlash; an instant Undulating Curve of Shifting Expectations, in hurricane-spiral form.

Mohan's previous work has, like "Pink Grapefruit," often centered on young adults negotiating rituals of romance and sex, and their shifting expectations and desires.