Sentence examples for anticipated a total of from inspiring English sources

The agency had anticipated a total of 185,000 registered refugees by the end of this year.

It anticipates a total of 20 million visits before it closes on Oct. 13.

Buyers should anticipate a total of 13 percent in buying costs on top of the purchase price, as well as the cost of legal fees.

For instance, the hour-11 forecast anticipates a total of (22.8,hbox {GWh}) of wind being available between hours 11 and 18 as opposed to (27.0,hbox {GWh}) actually being available.

We anticipate a total of 40 oncologists.

As Chesnais (1998, p. 91) pointed out, "No official population forecast, either national or international, had anticipated a total fertility rate of 1.2 for any country, [much] less for Mediterranean countries, which are still commonly viewed as "laggards" and ... family-oriented.

For the Canadian Study of Longevity in Type 1 Diabetes, we anticipated a total cohort sample size of approximately 300 participants based on Canadian 1962 census data and contemporaneous age-specific incidence rates of type 1 diabetes and survival curves [ 26, 27].

Nearly 1.25 million children are now attending school in these 20 provinces.1.1 million children are enrolled in Grades 1-6 - original predictions before the start of the new school term in March anticipated a total national enrolment in these Grades of 1.7 million children.

It also anticipates a total lack of any "barriers" to the rapid accumulation of profit – no taxes, no trade unions, no "red tape" of regulation.

NHS hospitals are anticipating a total overspend of £2bn this year, and are under intense pressure to cut budgets and reduce reliance on expensive agency staff.

A to Z anticipates a total need of around 280 million bed nets in Africa over the next three years; i.e. a market demand of approximately 85 million nets per year.