Sentence examples for unprecedented expectations from inspiring English sources

Along with unprecedented economic growth had come unprecedented expectations for higher standards of living and more impressive social welfare programs.

Jim Neal, a North Carolina investment banker who supported Gen. Wesley K. Clark and then, in 2004, Senator John Kerry, said he was alienated by the effort "to put absolutely unprecedented expectations and pressure on donors," like proposing that some fund-raisers would yield more than $1 million for Mrs. Clinton.

Mr. Mueller said that while the F.B.I. faced "a level of new expectations unprecedented in its history," he was confident that it could meet the high expectations.

We studied a Europe-based industrial services organization whose industry began to experience rapid and unprecedented changes in customer expectations, regulatory demands, and competitive dynamics.

Though flogging off one tenth of the presidential wine collection appalled certain French wine collectors, who saw it as an act of sabotage against national heritage and an affront to the palates of foreign dignitaries, the unprecedented auction has exceeded expectations.

I have personally attended over a dozen events in the past month in which the turnout was unprecedented and far above expectations.

Defying all expectations, the unprecedented bipartisan organizing effort led by the Citizens for a Better Arizona galvanized the recall movement into a statewide effort to cast out Arizona's increasingly volatile and embarrassing extremist political leader.

The genomic revolution raised expectations of unprecedented advances in health care, 1, 2 but actual scientific progress remains constrained by the double bind of limited available empirical data and concerns over human safety in research.

The expectation for unprecedented achievement is high.

This, the court writes: "would be an unprecedented contraction of the privacy expectations of all Americans".

"There are new unprecedented elements that have raised expectations of a breakthrough.