Sentence examples similar to anticipated postponement from inspiring English sources
But this is just one of several variables in Marx's scheme which, if they deviate sufficiently far beyond the range anticipated in his analysis, would jointly result in such a postponement even if one does not challenge the basic elements of the scheme itself – in particular, Marx's heavy reliance on the notion that labor power is the source of the exchange value of commodities.
(I reported about the postponement of his first execution date, a delay that aggrieved McVeigh, who had eagerly anticipated what he called his "suicide-by-cop deluxe package").
Most probably it is this unwelcome conclusion that has caused repeated postponements to a prime ministerial announcement railing against Islamists in our midst, so keenly anticipated by securocrats, to follow hard on the review.
Engineers anticipated this convergence.
Have we anticipated everything?
Hoopla is not anticipated.
It describes anticipated emotions.
The departure of the expedition was troubled; the impending outbreak of the First World War prompted some members including Worsley, anticipating a call up to the RNR, to propose a postponement of the voyage.
They anticipate and anticipate".
