Sentence examples for anticipated i think from inspiring English sources

"You tend to think it's incredibly simple staging, just two guys, but it's much more complex – probably than what we  anticipated, I think it's fair to say.

Even though this little episode of postdoc-ing was more taxing (and less rewarding) than I anticipated, I think I needed it as an opportunity to rediscover my own reality, to wipe the fogged-up mirror and see again who I am.

"It's kind of morphed into something other than what he anticipated, I think.

Even though it wasn't exactly the island vacation we had anticipated, I think it was a really nice bonding experience," she said.

Pressed as to what miscalculations the administration might have made regarding Iraq, Mr. Wolfowitz said: "We had a plan that anticipated, I think, that we could proceed with an occupation regime for much longer than it turned out the Iraqis would have patience for.

As you can anticipate, I think all the papers published in JCS were noteworthy.

"The digital rollout has been slower than anticipated, but I think with this digital product, they're positioned for a turnaround".

"Publishers are even slower than everybody anticipated — and I think the publishers feel they're going fast".

"He's generated more offense than we anticipated, but I think we've had about 12 players who have had career years.

Sahin: There could be things I didn't anticipate, and I think right now what we should do is basically make demonstrations and go beyond the proof-of-principle device and see how the technology might look and what it might lead to.

We, as scientists and other science communicators moving forward, need to understand how the Internet gives voice to things we can't necessarily anticipate, and I think that that's something I will think a lot more about.