Sentence examples for wider expectations from inspiring English sources

They also benefit from positive stereotypes which lead to wider expectations of success.Is this a vindication of tiger parenting?

He says: It's good to see China's figures moving up slightly which is in line with wider expectations that the slowdown there might be coming to an end.

"Although it's a few years now since PPI complaints peaked, we have been receiving over 3,000 a week for six years running – despite wider expectations that numbers will fall.

Wider expectations also seem to be mildly inflationary.

Wider expectations are focused around the idea that the ECB will do something to boost the supply of credit to companies and in particular SMEs.

It seems as though families are doing more together and this is driven by the children who watched the Games with the same wide-eyed expectation that I had as a youngster.

And it is not uncommon for veteran teachers to feel that they are fending for themselves without instructional support or consistent, school-wide expectations for student behavior.

We used a Fisher's exact test to assess the enrichment of sQTLs in SNPs that overlap the regulatory motifs and features described above, with respect to genome-wide expectations.

We detected eight loci where the presence of Neanderthal haplotypes promotes differential isoform usage (Supplementary Data 4), representing a 2.8-fold enrichment with respect to genome-wide expectations (resampling p < 7.0 × 10−3).

We then counted the number of independent loci where the peak SNP is either an aSNP or tags an aSNP in Europe (r2 > 0.8), and compared this number with genome-wide expectations by resampling.

And analysts say the banks have not fully written down that exposure to a realistic level, given wide expectations that the Greek debt would need to be restructured yet again, forcing its creditors to absorb further losses.