Exempel på anticipating

• 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.

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

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

• 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.

• The non-graduates already in place looked fearfully at the arrival of graduates, anticipating the lack of further promotion and their fears were duly born out.

• Rather, they actively participate in the synchronous timing of movements, thereby anticipating the song's segmental units.

• Anticipating this outcome, if firms defect they will do so in both markets.

• Practical skills training, developing topic schedules, using stimulus materials, recording, note taking, transcribing, conducting discussions and anticipating analysis.

• Obviously, this is good news for societies anticipating a substantial increase of the older population.

• This paradigm was intended to determine if participants could inhibit their autonomic reactivity while anticipating a noxious burst of noise that varied in its predictability.

• In particular, around the beginning of recessions, volatility rises considerably, whereas expected return falls, anticipating a decrease in earnings.

• The account describes what happened, sometimes mentioning past experiences, sometimes anticipating the future-but all in the context of an account of the event.

• Such a descriptive specification is useful because it allows us to talk about the behaviour of an agent without anticipating its implementation.

• A prelude is an introductory piece, anticipating a longer, more substantial work.

• Toward the middle of a recession, volatility is still very high and expected returns are at their highest value, anticipating the imminent economic recovery.