Примери за anticipate

• We've tried to anticipate the most likely problems, but it's impossible to be prepared for every eventuality.

• We don't anticipate any snags with the negotiations.

• We thought the concert in the park would be popular but we didn't anticipate so many people turning up.

• The holiday cost a lot more than we had anticipated.

• Police are anticipating trouble at tonight's game.

• If they anticipate their actual signing to be quick, they can quickly feign signing as well.

• Principally, the participants took longer than anticipated to make their choices.

• Researchers, for instance, can help shape results by anticipating preferred outcomes and subtly providing conditions that favor their development.

• There are very good reasons why we need to be able to see or hear what is really out there, rather than what we anticipate.

• If there is a breakdown in feature checking but no loss of gender on nouns, one would anticipate problems in both directions.

• It is anticipated that heart and lung transplants would be even more restricted to possibly one or at most two centers.

• Still, the couple deemed it wise to do so, possibly anticipating future problems.

• Alternatively, the listener might experience the juxtaposition simply as content in its own right without the need to anticipate or resolve.

• If these chemicals serve as mating aggregation stimuli, then one would anticipate a more regular encounter of female flies in trapping surveys.

• While some enemies became friends, as realists anticipate, why have not some friends become enemies?

• As anticipated above, each public channel is encoded by two ambients, one public and the other private, exactly as in the -calculus translation.

• The proportion of the over 65s has increased rather dramatically, although not as much as was once anticipated.

• It is plausible to anticipate a decline in arrangements whereby elderly people receive care from children living in the same household.

• That is, we focus on the subset of ministerial restraint equilibria where the ministers, anticipating a reshuffle, decide to contain their spending.

• To the extent that the military regime's behaviour arose from anticipating democracy's impending arrival, an important methodological issue emerges.