I do not anticipate a push for a confidence vote or the fall of the government in the next few months".
Though he submitted a request for space across from the auditorium, Mr. Pulliam anticipates being pushed across campus.
The best entrepreneurs and business professionals learn to anticipate these push-backs before they happen, and respond calmly and effectively.
But even parents who have witnessed this trend disapprovingly probably hadn't anticipated Procter&Gamble's pushing product samples while holding forth to fifth graders on sweat glands.
Take-Two said it would push back anticipated revenue from the sales of the game until next year.
The Google Nexus 4 has been a very popular device – maybe too popular, with supplies of the handset scarce since its initial launch, and Google having to push back anticipated delivery windows for even those few customers who managed to buy one before Google stopped accepting new orders.
Senior Fed officials are quietly pleased that bond market investors have already anticipated rate increases by pushing up mortgage rates and yields on benchmark 10-year Treasury notes to the highest levels in nearly two years.
Andrew Burns, the World Bank's director of global economic trends, admitted that the bank had been a little too upbeat last summer, telling reporters that: What we're seeing is the recovery that we anticipated in June being pushed a little further back in time, beginning closer to the end of the first quarter, into the second quarter of 2013.
"What we are seeing is a recovery we anticipated in June being pushed a little further back in time, beginning closer to the end of the first quarter and into the second quarter of 2013, rather than beginning a little earlier," said the bank in its report.
Lancisi noted that the costs of operating the new space have been greater than anticipated, "but we're pushing to make sure we don't have a deficit at the end of season".
But also anticipate a big push into areas once considered unsuitable.
