Sentence examples for anticipated a delay from inspiring English sources

But the panel, already dealing with court fights over subpoenas it has issued, anticipated a delay.

If she anticipated a delay, she would call up without fail and tell us how and when she would be back.

Overall, a high percentage of patients anticipated a delay in seeking help for at least one sign of oral cancer in this survey with patients intending to seek help for an average of 2.4 of the five signs presented.

An aide to Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, who sponsored Mr. Garaufis's nomination, said the senator did not anticipate a delay in the Senate's review of either nominee.

Anticipating a delay, the Senate majority leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, had planned to work on a bill to bolster lending, and provide tax breaks, to small businesses.

The project engineers have highlighted that with respect to the project's duration, they anticipate a delay of at least 1 year and cost overrun of not less than 10% over the total estimated cost.

This means that dogs must have also anticipated that a delay before pulling would yield a successful outcome.

"I wouldn't anticipate a lengthy delay".

Given the fact that the difference in propagation distances from the heart-to-finger and heart-to-cortex is in the order of 500 cm, we should anticipate an approximately delay of 50 milliseconds.

Johnson's political opponents have seized on the congestion forecasts to attack his transport strategy as a whole, published in 2010, which anticipated an increase in vehicle delay across Greater London of up to 14% by 2031 and said that congestion cost London an estimated £2b a year in lost economic productivity (see pages 151-161).

Mr. Jackson said he and his producing team would meet this week with studio executives "to ensure a smooth and uneventful transition, as we secure a new director for 'The Hobbit,"' adding, "We do not anticipate any delay or disruption to ongoing pre-production work".