A major economic crisis and recession is, almost definitionally, one that wasn't adequately anticipated before hand.With that said, there are interesting things to be learned from these meetings.
So it was that three weeks before the Supreme Court cleared the way for same-sex marriage in California, the rabbi, David Wolpe, announced in a letter to the synagogue that gay marriages would be performed in this 107-year-old congregation, as soon as the court ruling he anticipated was handed down.
The hand posture for responding operates as a context to anticipate the hand posture of the sentence.
There's a sensor on the dash that anticipates your hand's approaching the touch screen and changes menus before your finger jabs whatever virtual button you were going for.
She had anticipated a "steadying hand" from Balls and his officials.
The serfs' ritual songs, on the other hand, anticipated the occurrence of events or marked holidays and seasonal changes.
But he is the underdog who makes good, or at least is very far from the dismal failure that is anticipated on every hand.
At its close a large, exuberant, florid cursive was fully established for documents; in the 7th and 8th centuries it sloped to the right, became congested, and adopted some forms that anticipated the minuscule hand.
On the other hand, anticipated societal costs associated with increased resistance motivate mitigations, even without conclusive evidence that their implementation will lead to less clinical treatment failures in the future.
Although both cities aren't officially hosting quite yet, the IOC announced Monday that it anticipates formally handing Paris and LA the hosting rights at its next meeting, slated for September in Lima, Peru.
Yesterday, though, the 26-year-old had few answers to questions he would not have anticipated facing when handed the Test captaincy last month following Shahid Afridi's decision to quit.
