Sentence examples for anticipated according from inspiring English sources

Job cuts are anticipated, according to a Pitney spokesman.

The troubled Westchester Medical Center lost more than twice as much money last year as it had anticipated, according to financial analysts studying the company.

The race to succeed former Representative Anthony D. Weiner is much closer than anticipated, according to the first public poll for the Sept. 13 special election.

The number surprised scientists because it was about 10% higher than what they had anticipated according to assessments that had been completed several years earlier.

What he had not anticipated, according to French officials, is the international criticism that has all but drowned out his agenda for global reforms under the presidency of the Group of 20 nations, which France is about to assume.

But it looks to be an exit for Fiat, which was surprised to learn earlier in the week that Opel would lose 2 billion to 3 billion euros this year, far more than the 1.5 billion euro loss analysts had anticipated, according to officials with knowledge of the negotiations who declined to be identified because they were not authorized to speak publicly.

Forbes Industry: Consumer Durables Starmine Industry: Auto Components Analyst Name: Rich Kwas Brokerage: Wachovia Securities The auto supplier market appears to be setting itself up for more disappointment, even worse than many people anticipate, according to Rich Kwas, an analyst for Wachovia Securities.

Among the most highly anticipated consignments, according to the Hagerty valuation team, is a 1938 Horch 853A Special Roadster, offered by RM Auctions, with a presale estimate of $6 million to $8 million.

The full-year cash cost of alumina, a key input in aluminum production, was 18% higher than expected, and sales, general and administrative costs, and financing costs were 59% and 37% higher than anticipated, respectively, according to the Citi note.

President Vladimir Putin, however, recently claimed that Russia only spent about $7 billion to host the highly anticipated event, according to The New York Times.

A team at the Ryerson University Sleep and Depression Lab conducted a small study which lead them to believe that this may be because those who are able to sleep easily are more accustomed to noise over time, while those afraid of the dark are more likely to anticipate sounds, according to the British Psychological Society.