Sentence examples for anticipated rather from inspiring English sources
Even Reagan has been forced to admit his economic programs haven't worked as well as anticipated; rather than a balanced budget in 1983 the Admin.
What is striking about this subgenre of terrorism fiction, though, is the extent to which it anticipated rather than retro-dramatised events.
Raymonde's absence made for a more dramatic difference than anticipated; rather than simply carry on without him, Victorialand steers away from obvious rhythms and low ends; indeed, aside from guest turns by Dif Juz saxophonist Richard Thomas on tabla, it has no percussion whatsoever.
Why is success "anticipated" rather than expected?
A medium effect is anticipated, rather than a small effect as reported in the literature, with the use of a reliable and valid measure of treatment preferences.
The reason for the lack of a significant effect appears to be due to the treatment difference being smaller than planned and in the opposite direction to what was anticipated rather than an incorrect assumption of SD at planning.
But given the recent furor over profiling, Mr. Spano, who is seeking re-election, said it was more prudent to anticipate rather than react.
While the latter always try to anticipate, rather than react, to events, an event as seismic as Britain's departure from the European Union simply can't be compared to trying to predict, say, a company's next quarterly earnings.
By so doing, we will be able to anticipate, rather than predict, the positive and desirable impact of language assessment on policies and practices of language teaching and learning, achieving the goal of "impact by design" (Salamoura et al. 2014; Saville 2009, 2012).
I have learned to prepare more in order to believe what you see and to anticipate rather than react.
Thus, deteriorations in MT are assumedly determined by the amount of pain that patients anticipate rather than either the pain they actually experience or their general characteristics with respect to pain-related cognitions.
