Sentence examples for Poor anticipation from inspiring English sources

An insurer is planning to improve its customers' driving by installing telematics technology in their cars to warn them about speeding, cornering and poor anticipation of hazards.

Burke also noticed that experienced drivers tended to get into bad habits that wouldn't necessarily formally count against a candidate on the test but are nevertheless frowned upon, including poor anticipation, approaching junctions too quickly and coasting.

Caregiver's complaints related to ICU discharge include lack of patient information (40%), poor anticipation of ICU discharge (84%), and lack of family information on ICU discharge timing and consequences.

One putative CNS factor is poor anticipation of the subsequent part of a motor sequence (Cattaneo et al., 2007; Fabbri-Destro et al., 2009).

In fact, CNSLBP patients would tend to show signs of negative anticipation, poor pain tolerance and low level of exercise/activity achievement and outcome when asked to exercise [ 16- 20].

The striker's anticipation was poor and the chance was gone.

There was something about the innocence of poor Gilligan and the anticipation of how he would get into trouble with the Skipper the next time.

In anticipation of poor results from the Italian banks' stress tests (which will be reported on July 29th), Italy's Prime Minister, Matteo Renzi, has indicated that his government will unilaterally pump billions of euros into Italy's troubled banks to recapitalize them, so that they can continue to extend credit and contribute to the growth of Italy's broad money supply.

Anticipation of poor relationships with health professionals has been found to be a critical barrier to accessing care [ 64, 65].

They were exactly how [she said they would be], if not more (Attitudes) (Hannah Hannahh's experience is echoed in other studies with disabled women experiencing domestic abuse, suggesting that anticipation of poor relationships with health professionals is a critical barrier to accessing care [ 42, 43].

I was working on about 18 medals at this stage; there are 17 today.' When Clegg and other team leaders refused to be drawn on specific targets before they arrived, it was felt they might have been retreating to a failsafe position in anticipation of a poor showing.