Sentence examples for anticipated a change from inspiring English sources

On each anniversary, most agree that the encyclical, issued by Pope Paul VI at a time when many people anticipated a change in the church's stance, was a watershed event in Catholic life.

We had anticipated a change in the proteome as a consequence of a local trauma and consecutive repair mechanisms.

Therefore, it was decided to adopt the worst-case scenario, meaning a reference proportion of 50%; for example, we anticipated a change in DMARD be observed in 50% of patients in the control group and in 60% in the 'active group'.

Schools also anticipate a change in the popularity of majors.

Economists don't anticipate a change in the bank's bond-buying stimulus program unless the economic recovery stalls.

She said that she would take the issue into "consideration," but an official with the conservation group said that it anticipates a change in Thai policy.

True, the rise predated Mr. Abe's taking office, but it's not too hard to imagine that markets were anticipating a change in policy.

Anticipating a change in the balance of ownership in the airline, Alitalia said it planned to dissolve its board of directors upon completion of the capital increase next month.

In the future, Splunk expects Phantom Cyber to automate more than just security responses, the company said in a statement — anticipating a change that was predicted by the consulting and analysis firm Gartner earlier this year.

He did not cheerfully anticipate a change of seasons while locked up in an asylum.

We anticipate a change in several aspects of labor demands between the two periods.