Sentence examples for worldwide expectations from inspiring English sources

She returned from London and prodded the mostly male world of business and government, presiding over Games that exceeded worldwide expectations.

To the locals, the array of equipment and worldwide expectations that the next big quake is years overdue have become something of a badge of honor.

Lee is returning to direct the follow-up, and, given the gargantuan success of the original film — which grossed more than $1.2 billion worldwide — expectations couldn't be any higher.

Maradona, however, seems intent on cranking up the pressure on Messi, challenging him to deal with the already gruelling demands of worldwide expectation.

Decision makers and stakeholders worldwide should adjust global expectations of bioenergy use and potential to levels based on the planet's capacity to generate additional biomass, without jeopardizing natural ecosystems.

In Germany the biggest gainer was Deutsche Boerse, up 6.68 euros ($8.67) or 4.7% to 147.99 euros ($192.17) on a more positive outlook for exchanges worldwide on expectations of an increase in mergers and acquisitions and trading volumes.

International ticket sales look promising — Ms. Meyer's books have sold 17 million copies worldwide — and expectations for the DVD are huge.

Semiconductor-related shares slid worldwide amid expectations that rising interest rates in the United States would slow economic growth and as two brokerage firms advised investors to trim their holdings of chip shares.

And with Netflix's expansion to 130 more countries, bringing its total reach to 190 countries worldwide, the expectation was that more users would turn to VPNs in order to access Netflix's content libraries not currently available in their own country.

The international experience of the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) outbreak suggests worldwide public expectation is that doctors will respond by continuing to provide care in a pandemic even if this involves elevated risks.

Cinderella, Pitch Perfect 2, Fifty Shades of Grey, Spy and Trainwreck all out-performed expectations worldwide, bringing in $1.7bn between them.