not much expectations other than a loving, caring and honest relationship.
Acura didn't announce official figures for either engine, but there isn't much expectation for deviation from the 2.4's outgoing 206 hp or the 3.5's 290 hp.
Not exact matches
«It shows how
much the market has already priced in the
expectation that Trump will
not extend the waivers,» he said.
Feld also notes that this very sense of
not being weighed down with
much in the way of responsibilities or
expectations is great for creativity and the willingness to fail:
Major carmakers will report December and full - year 2017 US sales this week, and the
expectation is that the year will once again top 17 million in total vehicles moved, but
not by
much.
Those smitten by the sleek products that Jobs introduced in his
much - anticipated stage presentations have rarely seen them as anything but revolutionary, and claimed that they repeatedly changed
not only the
expectations of what modern electronics can deliver, but our lives.
Not gourmet or mind - numbingly wild, but so
much higher than the
expectation that it can sweep you away.
Investors have
much lower
expectations when buying homes, purchasing places with stop - work orders or foreclosures that other buyers wouldn't touch, according to Brownstoner.
Make clear to them your
expectations regarding behavior and alignment to culture, but don't expect
much to change.
Yet, when a newly purchased product doesn't live up to
expectations, that cycle can be irretrievably broken: Excitement turns to disappointment, and the customer's likelihood of having a positive feeling toward the retailer,
much less making a repeat purchase, drops precipitously.
Bad news — to employees, when layoffs might be imminent or cuts need to be made, or to teammates, when work won't be completed on time or commitments won't be met, or customers, when deliveries will be late or high
expectations may
not be met — is
much tougher to deliver.
In my experience, many parents do
not realize how
much time they will invest in their children, often at the cost of personal freedom and work
expectations.
If, as I have indicated, the U.S. growth and inflation outlooks have
not changed notably, then why have
expectations about U.S. monetary policy shifted so
much?
I do
not want to make too
much of this point, but the saturation coverage of the event in the print and electronic media must have had some dampening effect on
expectations, as some surveys have suggested.
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much of our life has become about
expectation.
I based my growth
expectations on what I think were conservative estimates of consumption growth and the growth in productive investment (with which the reported data is currently consistent, although do
not prove my assumptions one way or the other), but I always pointed out that as long as credit growth accelerated, the growth in non-productive investment would remain high, in which case reported GDP would also remain high for
much longer.
The fact that interest rates are low for six months or a year probably does
not have
much impact on households»
expectations of their long - term interest income and thus, does
not have
much of an impact on consumer spending.
Third there is so
much expectation for a correction and has been for a while that the psychology of the situation (negative sentiment) is that we are
not near a top!
Yes, we're long - term investors, and no, we shouldn't worry too
much about meeting Wall Street
expectations in any given quarter.
This is
not conducive to
much positive valuation expansion, especially if accompanied by rising inflation
expectations which, normally, follow economic acceleration.
We may
not have had
much growth in recent quarters, but the
expectation is for strong growth resumption in Q4 and beyond.
From a central banking point of view, this is a bit disappointing and seems to suggest that inflationary
expectations have
not come down as
much as we would have liked.
I don't focus too
much on the stock price or book gains / losses regarding my investments, but it is still interesting to see how some short term market
expectations can lead to quite a nice entry price.
Keep your
expectations at a few thousand dollars per month at best, and you won't even earn that
much right away.
The anchoring of investor
expectations to a period of rich valuations and unusually wide profit margins may
not be reasonable, but it prevents any ability to «forecast» a significant near term decline,
much less a sustained downtrend.
With
expectations so low, GM doesn't need
much to send shares higher.
As a result, absolute economic prospects may
not improve
much, but we would actually expect a strong trend toward positive surprises from the standpoint of now - lowered
expectations.
The current US recovery, which is now tied for the third - longest on record, has also been the weakest economic expansion since World War II, with an average annual growth rate of just 2 % over an 8 - year period.5 It may
not take
much to derail such tepid growth, particularly in light of continued high
expectations.
Here's the problem: Despite
expectations of 10 % to 15 % annual returns, they're actually
not much higher than ten - year U.S. treasuries, clocking in at 3 %.
So for
much, perhaps most, of the New Testament, the
expectation of God's in - breaking is a present historical
expectation; if in later writings New Testament authors appeared to alter that
expectation from an outward, historical event to an inward, spiritual experience — in light of its lengthening delay — the church did
not excise that earlier, more immediate
expectation from the canon.
Even though I didn't
much enjoy the pressure of having to exude Proverbs 31 on a first date with someone I barely knew, there have been countless times when I projected my own unrealistic
expectations on many potential suitors.
Some pastors put so
much pressure on those with willing minds & such unrealistic
expectations on us that everything we «do» is judged as
not good enough or can be better.
Abby Olcese: I set my
expectations pretty low: a lot of gross - out jokes,
not much character development, and the occasional line that made me laugh, but also made me feel bad for laughing.
I set my
expectations pretty low: a lot of gross - out jokes,
not much character development, and the occasional line that made me laugh, but also made me feel bad for laughing.
I expect such intelligent people to
not throw the baby out with the bath water... I suppose those
expectations are too
much.
Would so
much time be given to general criticism of sermons if there were
not among us yet a high
expectation?
In one of the most important passages in the Education of Cyrus, Cambyses (Cyrus's father) gives Cyrus the following advice: «If someone deceives often, instilling the
expectation of good things, such a person ends up
not being able to persuade even when he speaks of true sources of hope... One must, as
much as possible preserve trust in one's own encouragement in the face of the greatest risks.»
And these pastors are glad when someone says that, because in our society — and even in the church — the malignant assumption that pastoral ministry does
not really demand or require very
much surreptitiously undermines both our legitimate
expectations of and our sense of gratitude for the Christian ministry.
The failure to appreciate that genre calibration is responsible for
much of the tension in the evolution discussion... To observe the similarities between the creation and flood stories and the literature of the ancient Near East, and to insist that all of those other writings are clearly a-historical while Genesis is somehow presenting history — this is
not a strong position of faith, but rather a weak one, where Scripture must conform to one's
expectations.»
Once Spring rolled around, we still had the seeds, but we didn't have
much in the way of
expectations.
(On the flip side, every so often I post something with the
expectation that everyone will go berzerk, and it doesn't get
much attention at all.
I didn't expect that
much from this avocado and chicken salad, but it was beyond my
expectations.
There wasn't
much of a logic behind my thinking, but this never - ending race to meet society's
expectations and constant comparison made any inkling of my own personality fade away, little by little.
If it truly was (in part) because of a lack of intelligence then the Wonderlic score (as
much as I personally don't trust intelligence tests) should have mellowed out some people's
expectations.
How terribly sad... we have fallen so far that we find ourselves in the ridiculous position of propping up the oft - injured and rarely inspirational Jack Wiltshire... what's next, extending Walcott, Welbeck and Ramsey... can't you see that these players have nothing to do with winning and all to do with providing recognizable names to the plastic fans who frequent our overgrown library of a stadium... it's high time we rid this club of one of the worlds most incompetent and unsuccessful owners (look it up) and our fragile and spineless manager (
much like our club) who can't bring in the best talent because he knows he can't live up to
expectations that come with players of that ilk... think about it, he couldn't even handle Sanchez, who was largely a periphery character in Barcelona
I'm pretty sure we are in the market looking for the right players — but don't listen too
much on the media, who keep making up things, having a high
expectation then blaming your own club for your disappointment.
Expectations don't mean
much when the whistle blows, so I give him props for showing up the way he did on pro football's biggest stage.
We should
not put so
much burden with our
expectations on him so that he can mature fully into what we would expect.
There is
much more
expectation and pressure on them to win, especially after losing the World Cup final last year and
not lifting a trophy for over 20 years.
However, he hasn't lived up to
expectations for
much of his time at the Bernabeu, despite personally doing very well in terms of picking up the kinds of major honours he was unlikely to compete for at Tottenham.