Shum noted that the industry has already failed to anticipate flaws in the technology, as well as some of the troublesome ways that it's been used in the real world.
In contrast to the packed supporter rallies and online buzz, the more conservative-minded pundits who make up Washington's media class had correctly anticipated the myriad flaws in Sanders' plan.
Whether it was a level of wind that no one anticipated or some flaw, that's why we get called in to get a better understanding and avoid these things in the future.
The fact that "The Little Friend" turns out to be quite different from the thriller that the reader — and, I suspect, the author — may have anticipated is a serious flaw.
Interbrand attributed Apple's resilience, in the face of a major flaw with the eagerly anticipated iPhone 4, to factors including the "guru-like" following of the brand and the company's chief executive, Steve Jobs.
They cautioned that some of the new technologies were not ready and that years of flight tests would find flaws that the simulations had not anticipated.
So not only has Pollan anticipated Matchar's admonition, but he's revealed a flaw in the criticism -- expressing disdain over his desire to reinstate home cooking insinuates women have always been and should always be the ones doing it.
Some experts say the very idea of living wills is flawed, because the course of illness is too unpredictable to be anticipated in a simple document.
MANY of the flaws in "The Avengers: Age of Ultron" are exactly what might have been anticipated.
Some industry lobbyists said the delay caught them by surprise because they anticipated the administration was prepared to announce at least a general commitment to fix what they see as flaws in the new source review program.
These flaws, however, will likely make The Vacationers a no less appealing beach read for the literary-fiction crowd than anticipated.
