Sentence examples for anticipated an overall from inspiring English sources

Vijay Jayant, a senior managing director for the ISI Group, said he anticipated an overall dip in TV subscribers for the quarter, just as in the second quarter, when the top publicly traded distributors lost about 450,000 subscribers in total.

Based on the Pilot Ct [ 7], we anticipated an overall participation rate of 30% and an average positivity rate of 4-64-6%

Although jobs statewide are still up over last year, Mr. Tirinzonie anticipates an overall loss of jobs by year's end, "but hopefully on the minor side".

As a result, we anticipate an overall enhancement of the alignment speed by 3 folds.

Based on prior work with the BC databases, we anticipate an overall cohort of over 4 million individuals, which includes the majority of BC residents, with the exception of First Nations and veterans who receive drug benefits through the Federal Government.

Anticipating an overall response rate of about 20% and an overall proportion of unverifiable contacts of 5-10%, the total sample size was sufficiently large to achieve a study population of n = 300 for the main study and of n = 100 for preceding pre-test evaluation.

At around 400 gross register tonnage, the ship was considerably larger than Nansen had first anticipated, with an overall length of 128 feet and a breadth of 36 feet, a ratio of just over three to one, giving her an unusually stubby appearance.

A DEFRA spokesman said: "While we do not anticipate a significant overall impact to business, Scotland's mackerel industry is expected to be the most affected.

Scenario 7 anticipates a modified overall substitution ratio of corn to soybean meal due to a shift in the utilization of DDGS in feeding diets among livestock types.

We therefore anticipated an effect of the EHCP intervention on BMI, though the overall effect was uncertain.

It is a reliable, valid and acceptable measure which can be used to identify key life areas in which people may personally anticipate discrimination, and an overall tendency to anticipate discrimination.