Sentence examples for staggering expectations from inspiring English sources
This image, unsurprisingly conjured by an elementary and middle school teacher of five years, suggests the staggering expectations policy-makers and the public have of teachers in the 21st century.
Despite the 13.8% surge in quarterly profit that beat the company's record of $11.66 billion set during last year's fourth quarter, Exxon's staggering profits missed expectations, causing its shares to slip 4.9%, or by $3.95, to close Thursday's trading session at $80.43.
So, how did the celebs respond under the staggering weight of sartorial expectation?
Of the dozens of interpretations to emerge, how many wring something new from Stravinsky's staggering score, or subvert the expectations of their own time?
Where forwards from Chris Sutton to Fernando Torres via Andriy Shevchenko had once toiled, weighed down by oppressive transfer fees and associated expectations, Diego Costa's staggering introduction to life in the Premier League is merely maintained.
Environmentalist Jonathon Porritt wrote in the Guardian last week that after years of working with oil companies, he is now convinced they will not adapt as a result of being trapped by a short-term mandate that leaves little room for maneuvering, such as shareholder expectations and "the staggering amount of economic value now at risk".
As President Obama's poll numbers stay mired below 50%, unemployment stays too high and our debt rises to staggering figures, many Republicans are looking towards 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue with high expectations.
Add insecurity primed by an expectation of more job-hopping, and the result was staggering: only 42% of the grads said they planned to have children, compared with 78% in 2002.
As Hillary Clinton's campaign tries to lower expectations for her fundraising, Barack Obama is claiming to have added a staggering 75,000 donors in the third quarter.
Their dishonesty was staggering".
