Sentence examples for shifted expectations from inspiring English sources

This prolonged accessibility of free, or low cost, western medical services offered by aid agencies appears to have shifted expectations about the cost of medical treatment while simultaneously reducing patronage to local Haitian doctors.

It's easy to buy into revisionist history after the fact, but Gears of War shifted expectations for games ten years ago and had a significant influence on what came next.

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 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 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.

"We are good at establishing those kind of norms around how business is done and shifting expectations of how a business should treat you.

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.