Sentence examples for anticipated frequent from inspiring English sources

Oil spills are to be anticipated, frequent though regrettable by-products of petrochemical exploration.

"[You should] anticipate frequent discussion of animal spores.

Many patients prefer spontaneous rather than scheduled sexual activities or they anticipate frequent sexual encounters.

Because the southern extent of migratory ranges of whooper swans and other migratory waterbirds bring them into proximity to high poultry density areas during the non-breeding season, one would anticipate frequent H5N1 outbreaks in both poultry and waterbirds if direct transmission among poultry to waterbirds was occurring.

If you anticipate frequent interruptions, factor that in when you plan for how long you expect everything else to take.

A handful of pages later, Crandall anticipates his frequent and sometimes entertaining riffs on the New Age movement with a series of wisecracks about death and a "motorcycle guru," recalling "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance".

Footnote to the above, of possible interest to folks planning to build on Atlantic beachfront property: Serious hurricane forecasters do anticipate more frequent tropical storms in the next couple of decades—although not because of global warming.

Responses to upcoming key applications were mixed, thereby representing essentially the same variety of indications that PET/MR is used for today with the exception that many sites anticipate more frequent use of PET/MR in cardiac patients, and in patients with cancers of soft tissues, prostate and gynecological cancers.

Migration to poor urban and peri-urban areas, often to informal settlements, is anticipated as a frequent outcome of climate change.

Given the current wide application of molecular testing in clinical setting, identification of more than one disease in one individual is anticipated to be frequent.

Misannotation of real genes leading to artificial extensions of genes seems to be more frequent than previously anticipated and can lead to frequent gene overlaps.