Sentence examples for anticipated because of a from inspiring English sources
The measure had been rolling toward swift and easy passage -- a tally of 80 votes had been anticipated -- because of a bipartisan deal negotiated between the top Democrat and Republican on the Finance Committee.
The outage caused more inconvenience than anticipated, because of a growing dependency of the medical center on Internet-based resources.
The incidence of gastric cancer has been decreasing and a predicted additional decrease is anticipated because of a decrease in the H. pylori infection rate, 27, 36, 37 However, as the participation rate in gastric cancer screening has decreased, its impact on mortality reduction has become limited.
Limitations include a lower study power than anticipated because of a larger variability in BMI than expected.
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?).
If the future value of the car were to depreciate more than anticipated because of new models, abundant inventories, or a failed economy you are protected against future downside with a lease.
A rise in the inflation rate had been anticipated because of higher petrol and clothing prices versus a year ago.
But, he said, the timeline for a fix is lengthier than originally anticipated because of the complicated and exacting steps required to change the official design of the cars with the manufacturer, Kawasaki.
"Big Fish," which was adapted from a movie and had been highly anticipated because of its star, the Tony Award winner Norbert Leo Butz, had its worst week of ticket sales since performances began, as the show slides from poor reviews in October to a closing date of Dec. 29.
"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.
