Sentence examples for Without anticipated from inspiring English sources

Aging, deteriorating infrastructure means "water systems face considerable risk even without anticipated future climate changes," the report states.

They are the gatekeepers that should disapprove research proposals on interventions without anticipated social value.

However, without anticipated risk, in children requiring transfusion support following trauma, TXA plausibly holds similar or greater benefit for mortality reduction than has already been demonstrated in adults.

He was profane, rapacious and Machiavellian -- a brilliant strategist who rarely took a step without anticipating the consequences.

To the extent possible, then, I urge you to formulate the policies that make the most sense for this environment, without anticipating how the Vatican might respond.

It's hard to live with what is going wrong right now without anticipating everything else that could go wrong shortly.

He seldom answers questions without anticipating the broader conclusion that others are likely to draw — in this case, the conclusion that he was just a cheater.

"The US government cannot expect to have one model that it follows without anticipating that the rest of the world will follow that model," Smith says.

Mr. Akula blamed his own "focus on scaling S.K.S.'s model" without anticipating the "potential downside" — in other words, trying to grow the business without looking at the harmful consequences of pushing for growth.

Nonetheless, it has always been hard to proceed very far in exploring a complex topic without anticipating the intimidating drop of the guillotine a dozen or so paragraphs further on.

Joseph Waite, a self-made London entrepreneur who owns a chain of fancy-food emporiums, hires Maisie to find his runaway daughter without grasping how deeply the investigation will probe his own troubled past and without anticipating the old sorrows it will reawaken.