Sentence examples for that expecting from inspiring English sources

One senior administration official argued that expecting an agreement on proposals like Mr. Brown's would be "irrationally raising expectations".

What seems clear is that expecting star-caliber play after 37 is folly.

Also, I think that expecting him to buy the whole package, "equality and environmental justice", is unrealistic.

But the differences between the two parties are so great that expecting cooperation on some issues may be wishful thinking.

And goodness knows why they think that expecting a teacher to answer an email counts as bullying.

The Economist study concludes that expecting workers to fund their own living costs whilst off sick is counterproductive.

Even the most steadfast optimists would likely agree that expecting companies to make ethically sound decisions and threatening hell should they not will not completely solve this problem.

It was predicted that expecting to eat pizza would increase salivation, self-reported measures of motivation and attentional bias to pizza cues relative to conditions where there was no eating expectancy.

The young participants make it clear that expecting girls to conform to these standards or be told what to do with their bodies at all, is unfair.

Defenders also say that expecting the huge farm bill to address current challenges is like asking a farmer to go out and grow corn for tonight's supper.

It's important to remember, though, that expecting the seeds of democracy to blossom overnight is a simplistic assumption at best, and a dangerous one at worst.