That's an unrealistic expectation which makes those deficits a little worse.
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And frankly, that's an unrealistic expectation to put on anyone — celebrity or not.
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It's just nowhere close to today's flagships, which is probably an unrealistic expectation to have.
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Now actress Keira Knightley is criticizing those appearances as setting an unrealistic expectation for other women.
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We had the unrealistic expectation that life would normalize in the island, but that's not the case.
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Women feel such pressure to have it all, and I think that unrealistic expectation does real harm.
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At a press conference Wednesday, Evers said it was an "unrealistic expectation" that Foxconn would meet its goal to hire 13,000 workers.
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But when you are trying to live up to an unrealistic expectation, it's never gonna be good enough no matter what you do.
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Glossy financial planning brochures with couples in their mid-50s riding a sailboat notwithstanding, this is simply an unrealistic expectation for many households.
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"After 21 months of negotiations, I think it's an unrealistic expectation to say that this is going to be over after today," Caputo-Pearl said.
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While the latter is probably an unrealistic expectation, the post-breakup sex is simply uncomfortable, and hints things may always be simply uncomfortable for everyone involved.
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Matthews says the largest factor contributing to the failed California decriminalization model was the unrealistic expectation proposed by Saunders to allow the sale of psychedelic mushrooms.
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Perhaps this is the necessary hire to end the unrealistic expectation of a social network to be an actual community of real people, which it clearly isn't anyways.
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Of course, there are people out there who stigmatize lube based on an unrealistic expectation that all vagina-owners should be able to lubricate naturally at all times.
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To the Editor: Dr. Richard A. Friedman compares his generation's experiences of burnout with those of current students, arguing that there is an unrealistic expectation of avoiding stress in this generation.
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That's why expressing negative feelings is not only normal, but also healthy, Dr. Kowalski said, adding that the unrealistic expectation that we should always be happy can make us feel worse.
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Dr. Weed saw it as a solution to an intractable problem — the unrealistic expectation that one brain, no matter how well trained, can store and apply the medical knowledge required to make proper decisions.
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Unable to see its flaws or know how it compares to other recent sales, he "might have an unrealistic expectation in pricing," said Joshua D. Arcus, the president of Siderow Residential Group, a real estate brokerage.
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It's a fair question, given our raised expectations — drones replacing FedEx trucks, drones providing emergency relief, drones creepily face-scanning every protester at a demonstration — but I think it evinces an unrealistic expectation of consistent, linear change.
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The most unrealistic expectation one could have of the wall is that it could reduce the number of unauthorized immigrants living in the US. Most of the immigrants who are here have been in the US for more than a decade.
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"Our study shows university students overwhelmingly want to be parents, but most have an unrealistic expectation of what they will achieve prior to conception," said Dr. Eugénie Prior of the Victorian Assisted Reproductive Treatment Authority in Melbourne, who led the study.
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"OPEC has unrealistic expectation as to what their production cuts can achieve," said Phil Davis, managing partner at PSW Investments in Woodland Park, New Jersey, noting U.S. production over the next two years is expected to wipe out much of the OPEC cuts.
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"Anyone who walks into a room with someone over the age of three and assumed they are going to change the person's mind just because you are present and had a 30-minute conversation -- I think you have an unrealistic expectation," Scott said.
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On the — often-unrealistic — expectation that illness is something you overcome: I wanted to tell her that I was getting better, because that was supposed to be the narrative of illness: It was a hurdle you jumped over, or a battle you won.
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I think that the American public has an unrealistic expectation, from all the depictions of criminal justice we get in the media, particularly television and movies, that every criminal adjudication, no matter how complex, can be decided in a short period of time.
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Since VA has not been able to improve internal morale or performance, even with tools such as the Accountability and Whistleblower Protection Act in hand, it is time to move on from the unrealistic expectation that VA is capable of managing itself at its current mass.
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The first is that the IMF is pinning its hopes on the unrealistic expectation of an early resolution of the Argentine and Turkish currency crises as underlined by a decline in these two countries' currencies by around 50 percent and 33 percent, respectively, over the past year.
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"Therapy for a lot of people is intimidating, so if they feel like, 'I can do this instead of seeing a therapist and I'm going to be cured,' I think they're already starting off with an unrealistic expectation," said Nicole Smith-Perez, a New York-based therapist practicing CBT.
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"When people are being really fake online, whether it be they got plastic surgery and they're saying that they didn't or they're taking performance enhancing drugs and they're saying they didn't, or they're Photoshopping their pictures and saying that they didn't, it's giving an unrealistic expectation to their followers," he told Insider.
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Individual responsibility becomes an unrealistic expectation when a group has been exploited, disenfranchised and oppressed for centuries.
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Some psychologists state that believing that a soulmate exists specifically for a person is an unrealistic expectation.
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Furthermore, supercrip portrayals are criticized for creating the unrealistic expectation that disability should be accompanied by some type of special talent, genius, or insight.
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Low self-esteem that stems from teenage advertising can have detrimental effects on teenagers. Seventy-five percent of young women with low self-esteem report engaging in negative activities such as "cutting, bullying, smoking, or drinking when feeling badly about themselves". Teen promiscuity is another possible effect of low self-esteem. People fail to recognize that photo-shop is widely used on models in magazines and in advertisements which gives an unrealistic expectation.
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The testing conditions may give an unrealistic expectation of efficiency for heavily loaded, high power (rated much larger than 300 W) supplies. A heavily loaded power supply and the computer it is powering generate significant amounts of heat, which may raise the power supply temperature, which is likely to decrease its efficiency. Since power supplies are certified at room temperature, this effect is not taken into account. 80 Plus does not set efficiency targets for very low load.
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Therefore, these varying cultures alter the way these African women experience the world. Thus, one cannot simply merge all woman under an unrealistic expectation of sisterhood, but instead to recognize and respect the differences that exist as a result of these diversities. There is a commonality to the struggles women face across the world since the common factor is male privilege. The modern African woman is strong, smart, and resilient and has woken up to the options she has.
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RIDE is a project that aims to provide a solid foundation for the action plans of eHealth Communication COM 356. It begun on 01/01/06 and ended on 31/12/07. Through research and development into the interoperability of eHealth systems, meaningful recommendations can be made for actions at a European level. The lack of complete harmonisation between clinical practice, terminology and EHR systems have highlighted that there is an unrealistic expectation in developing a single universally clinical data model.
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They boldly protest the unrealistic expectation and reject the responsibility to fulfill such a standard. Through all of the tension Ellen offers escape by demanding the women receive the work break that is being withheld due to this disastrous meeting. Bonner and Rohan allow the women to leave. The audience will see a brief interaction between Bonner and Rohan in that Bonner makes certain that Rohan will not attack his authority and helps Rohan understand that Bonner's position is guaranteed, whereas Rohan's position can change quite easily.
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For the entire life of the reconstructed B&NSR; Company, money had been short and the line had been worked by the GWR. From time to time negotiations had been opened with a view to selling the line to the larger company, and these were repeatedly fruitless. The B&NSR; had huge debts and was making a loss every year, and it is unlikely that the GWR would pay dearly to acquire it. The shareholders may have expected a sale price that would get them their money back; an unrealistic expectation that led them to reject an offer when the GWR made it in 1880, even though the Directors recommended acceptance.
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The perpetrator is said to have been disappointed with his failure to succeed in America, and jealous of those who had found employment. According to Edward Chiu, head of the Lin Sing Association, arguments and even fights between new immigrants and relatives who have begun to establish themselves are not uncommon, and are a result of the unrealistic expectation many Chinese immigrants have of becoming rich in America, and the resentment they experience when they fail where others succeed. Chen, who did not speak English, had held a series of restaurant jobs as a waiter, but had been fired after a week or two. NYPD Chief Philip Banks III stated that during his confession, made via a translator, that he killed his cousin's family because he had failed to make it in America and was envious of his cousin, who was more successful.
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Peter Sellars convinced the Adelaide Festival Board to accept a new programming model consisting of nine additional Associate Directors and numerous Advisory committees.Nunn, L. '2002 Festival Gives Power to the People', the Advertiser, August 24, 2000 These additional staff were estimated to add an cumulative expense of $1.8 million over two years leading up to the program.Caust, Jo. A Festival in Disarray: the 2002 Adelaide Festival: A debacle or Another Model of Arts Organization and Leadership, Journal of Arts Management, Law and Society, Volume 34 No. 2 Summer 2004 Sellars expected this additional cost to eventually be supported by the associate director's finding their own private sponsorships, but this was never achieved. This unrealistic expectation may have come from Sellar's work in American contexts where private support is much more common, whereas in Australia the mix of government, corporate and philanthropic funding is markedly different, especially in Adelaide where few major corporations have their headquarters.
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