Sentence examples similar to wholeheartedly expecting from inspiring English sources

THE message in this Ed Glaeser post is one I wholeheartedly endorse individuals expecting real home prices to rise are likely to be disappointed.

It seems to me that what sets this incident apart from any ordinary criticism of the government (and we hear those on a daily basis from all fronts) is that these statements came from someone who is expected to wholeheartedly support our nation's president and administration, and that he chose to voice his opinions in such a public manner.

Exergy analysis is first and foremost a technical tool for guiding efficiency-improvement efforts in engineering and related fields; one would expect industry to wholeheartedly embrace the use of exergy.

Work-life balance is very important – outside responsibilities and interests all make demands on our time – but while you are at work you should be applying yourself wholeheartedly to what you are expected to do.

I work for a university that confers advanced degrees, so you might expect me to wholeheartedly endorse the idea of earning a master's degree.

She said President Asif Ali Zardari "has told me he will follow leads wherever they go" but she made clear that Washington expected him to do so wholeheartedly.

It was, to be sure, a bit unreasonable to expect House Republicans to deviate wholeheartedly from the Bush administration's energy approach.

I believe, wholeheartedly, that people should be able to walk through the doors of their company every day and expect to be treated with basic kindness.

But the new leadership of Xi Jinping and Li Keqiang (expected to take over towards the end of the year) is unlikely to embrace Keynes as wholeheartedly as their predecessors.

The total international package for Ukraine is expected to total about $27 billion, and the U.S., which is contributing $1 billion in loans, and other countries wholeheartedly endorsed the IMF as the primary and lead player in the bailout plan.

As he apologised "wholeheartedly" on Sunday, Vardy said he made "a regrettable error in judgement" and accepted his "behaviour was not up to what's expected of me".