Sentence examples for anticipated next steps from inspiring English sources

"Embassy can now more logically approach the [government of Argentina] about [its] anticipated next steps and ways we might be able to coordinate outreach to other governments to bring attention to the warrants and pressure to bear on Iran and Hezbollah," says one US cable dated November 1, 2006, after a meeting with Nisman.

I believe the growth of bots will accelerate an approach that infers and acts on anticipated next steps.

But the Nuggets' passable 13-14 record since losing Millsap to a wrist injury is also a coup of sorts, given that they're hanging in the West playoff hunt even with Nikola Jokic going through a rough patch as opposed to taking the widely anticipated next step.

The widely expected move positions Crist, 56, for another highly anticipated next step: announcing his candidacy for governor, taking on Republican incumbent Gov. Rick Scott and an untold number of Democrats who would challenge him for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination.

He felt Egypt had been somewhat lucky to come away with all three points, but was anticipating the next steps, as Egypt vies for its first World Cup berth since 1990.

While today's opportunities are limited by the reluctance of consumers to engage with brands on such intimate channels and by immature marketing tools, it's definitely time for marketers to experiment and to anticipate the next steps.

To anticipate the next steps of data visualization development, it is necessary to take into account the successes of the past.

One of the biggest challenges for those of us working in cyber security is not only how we keep pace with cyber criminals, but how we actively anticipate their next steps.

Now Egyptians and foreigners alike are eagerly anticipating the next steps.

During my first few classes, my instructor would request that I stop leading and anticipating the next steps, and allow him to lead.

Most people go through pregnancy anticipating the next steps - birth and life.