Sentence examples for already anticipated that from inspiring English sources

"Many people in the financial markets had already anticipated that the next rate rise would be in the second half of next year," he says.

This could be due to the fact that analysts had already anticipated that Salesforce would have revenue of $5.2 billion in 2015, making the news that guidance was being skewed higher only matching expectations; you rarely get rewarded for that on Wall Street.

Cillizza has already anticipated that many of you might argue that his job is to inform people, but he's totally not going to ever do that, so stop asking.

Analysts expect the next few weeks to bring choppy trading but no steep drops as investors already anticipate that earnings will be weak.

Sounds like he's already anticipating that Specter will buck the Democrats' party line.

We already anticipate that work with evolving and new forms of social media, visual analytic tools, mobile devices, and additional collaborative tools (e.g., Drupal [57]) will continue to play an important role in our current and future projects.

However, a closer reading of the 1951 report reveals that some of the supposed disagreements were already anticipated at that time.

They are already anticipating that their ballot will be challenged by the government in the courts.

The administration is already anticipating that neighboring Arab nations may accuse occupied Iraq of pumping oil beyond OPEC quotas.

With 30 students in each of four classes, Mrs. Justice-Patterson was already anticipating that the program would serve as a surrogate teacher for some of them.

The comptroller, already anticipating that the mayor intended to override his objections, said yesterday he was prepared to forward his findings to other authorities for investigation.