Sentence examples for anticipated scale from inspiring English sources

The Met's press bureau refused to put out substantial details of its policing plan, claiming it was not necessary for an event of the anticipated scale.

The report argues that, given the anticipated scale of this contribution, the part played by the private sector in carrying out the SDGs should be measured, reported and communicated at the national level, and at UN settings during the follow-up and review process between governments.

For the SUR, we eliminated foreign travel for VF personnel, and anticipated scale efficiencies for brand-oriented community mobilization, with supportive evidence from planning for a provincial IPC (see Discussion).

To scale, one must anticipate scale.

Stronach does not anticipate scaling back his vision for the sport, either.

He anticipates scaling back to "have a little bit more off a life with my wife" and help raise a grandnephew and niece.

But Democrats, who have spent $4.2 million on behalf of Representative Joe Sestak, said they did not anticipate scaling back their investment because the race seemed more winnable than other tough contests, including in Missouri, where the party reduced its spending commitment.

Few had anticipated the scale of the turnout either.

Although it had been partly anticipated, the scale of it was shocking.

He said while they had anticipated the scale of the demonstration, they had not expected any trouble.

YouGov correctly anticipated the scale of Jeremy Corbyn's victory in the Labour leadership contest, while all the main pollsters in France accurately predicted the recent regional vote.