Sentence examples for anticipated because of from inspiring English sources

And apparently not — as reported, speculated and in some quarters anticipated — because of Jewish genealogy related to his mother.

To translate: the deficit could come in even smaller than currently anticipated because of spending cuts and higher tax rates.

A company spokesman confirmed that more job cuts were anticipated because of the lowered production, with the scope and timing still to be determined.

"Down and Dirty Pictures" was also anticipated because of pre-publication rumors of its unblinkered accounts of Miramax's Harvey Weinstein and Sundance's Robert Redford.

"Basically, we played a bit more adult than we had anticipated, because of the ratings and the subject matter," said Jeff Blake, Columbia's head of distribution.

The study itself took longer to complete than we had anticipated because of unexpected challenges in reading and analyzing the blinded data.

Many of us get stuck in spots we don't anticipate because of a) lack of funding, b) lack of students to pawn the project off on, c) the amount of time invested (how long will it take to get to this same place on another project?).

"The convoy was out in front better than we ever anticipated because all of the linebackers had taken the fake," said Paul Hackett, the offensive coordinator.

This is anticipated because the advantage of S2HNC comes from its use of uncoded packets, which are innovative for downstream nodes with probability one while requiring no decoding.

This is anticipated because the number of voxels (specified by nr and nz) increases with the resolution, and most importantly, the number of voxels located near the photon source (i.e., in the high-fluence region) increases proportionally.

Mr. Mozilo's trial had been widely anticipated because it represented one of the few public prosecutions of a major participant in the mortgage crisis.