Sentence examples for anticipated saying from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levy stopped short of spelling out the scope of the cuts he anticipated, saying that would come later.

Mr. Andersen expressed disappointment that "by now, 15, 20 years into the Web," there are fewer "indigenous news entities online" than he had anticipated, saying that the "commentary and aggregation" supplied by so many Web sites is not sufficient replacement for journalistic reportage.

It was the moderator, Kurt Andersen — not a panelist, Ken Auletta — who expressed disappointment that "by now, 15, 20 years into the Web," there are fewer "indigenous news entities online" than he had anticipated, saying that the "commentary and aggregation" supplied by so many Web sites is not sufficient replacement for journalistic reportage.

Turner's departure was always anticipated, says the writer.

More often than not, we have cases worth less than we've anticipated," says Mr Fraser.

"The Eocene is a much greater dept than we anticipated," said the division manager.

"It was a better session than I anticipated," said Senator John Hoeven of North Dakota.

"The cash burn is greater than anticipated," said Carol Coale, an analyst with Prudential Securities in Houston.

"His retirement has been widely anticipated," said John A. Casesa, an analyst at Merrill Lynch.

"They did better than I anticipated," said Charles Wolf, an analyst at Needham & Company.

"Things are going exactly as we anticipated," said Dr. Isadore Brodsky, chief of oncology hematology at Hahnemann University Hospital.