raised expectations

Frequency: 7.06.4 per million words

Expectations that have been lifted to a higher level.

expectationADJECTIVE + NOUN

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raised

Examples (10)

  • The successful launch of their new phone has raised expectations for the next model.
  • The team's winning streak has raised expectations among the fans for a championship title.
  • Her outstanding performance in the first semester raised expectations for the rest of the year.
  • The new prime minister's inspiring speech has raised expectations for political reform.
  • Strong job growth figures have raised expectations for the economy's performance this quarter.
  • The director's last movie was a masterpiece, which has raised expectations for his new film.
  • After the promising initial trials, expectations were raised for the new drug's effectiveness.
  • Their early success unfortunately raised expectations to a level they couldn't maintain.
  • This new evidence has raised expectations that the case will finally be solved.
  • The teacher's praise raised the student's own expectations for what he could achieve.