managing expectations造句

• Managing expectations, building consensus and communicating well are ways to avoid conflict.
• Once Sony came on board in 1999, we had to manage expectations,
• Even before his campaign began, he was careful to manage expectations.
• Now, managing expectations is going to be Mr . Fox's greatest challenge ."
• In fact, managing expectations and perceptions is another strategicchallenge that managers must focus on.
• Thus, it is not surprising that equipment companies are trying mightily to manage expectations.
• Absolutely not, " she said . " From our perspective, it was managing expectations ."
• He said it " has created its own sophisticated art form, promoting and managing expectation.
• He suggested trying to manage expectations while also systematically improving quality through such efforts as WikiProjects.
• They did a superb job of managing expectations,
• But we also have to manage expectations.
• He said current Securities and Exchange Commission regulations constrain the company's ability to manage expectations more closely.
• This business is about managing expectations.
• But it is commonly accepted that companies themselves try to manage expectations of their earnings through spin control.
• Kerry's campaign also began to try to manage expectations for the race coming out of the Republican convention.
• I just have to manage expectations,
• "It's a case of managing expectations.
• The answer, he said, lies in managing expectations and keeping people focused on the broader goals of the company.
• Perhaps a similar disclaimer would help manage expectations here . talk ) 19 : 39, 4 February 2013 ( UTC)
• If last week's earnings reports showed one thing, it's that some companies have managed expectations and cut costs better than others.