Sentence examples for anticipated before the from inspiring English sources

The reason for this effect — which was not predicted or anticipated before the eclipse — is being investigated by the geospace science community.

Approval of a draft of the final document is anticipated before the three-and-a-half-week meeting ends here on Wednesday.

The 26-year-old is believed to favour a move to the Premier League leaders and a resolution is anticipated before the deadline on 2 February.

But now, under a deal with the existing label Concord Records, Starbucks will sign its own artists, with a first release anticipated before the end of the year.

He has also become a regular at the heart of midfield for England Under-19s, with the step up into Gareth Southgate's Under-21s anticipated before the end of the season.

Although India's economy is set to grow by 5.25% next fiscal year, while many other countries' economies contract, that is still slower than anticipated before the financial crisis and global economic crisis took hold in earnest.

We had anticipated before this investigation that the survival results would be worse in patients undergoing salvage treatment than in those receiving upfront treatment, but there was, in fact, no significant difference between these two groups (Table  3).

The results were far short of what Wall Street had been anticipating before the company disclosed on Jan . 26that earnings would be hurt by a component shortage and by what the company said was the failure of corporate customers to increase purchases after worries about the Year 2000 rollover had subsided.

But the results were far short of the 21 cents per share that Wall Street had been anticipating before the company said on Jan . 26that earnings would be hurt by a component shortage and by what the company called the failure of corporate customers to step up purchases after worries about the Year 2000 computer problem had subsided.

Likewise, first-year postdoc Kristen Williams notes, "One very valuable aspect of the program--and this is something I had not anticipated before joining the program--is the other SPIRE fellows themselves.

In conclusion, bedside fasciotomy under local anesthesia is a feasible and apparently effective and safe choice for treating compartment syndrome of the limb in a small subset of patients (those with delayed presentation or in whom significant delay is anticipated before performing the procedure).