Sentence examples for anticipated strike from inspiring English sources

She said her company, like other producers, is hoping that a cache of reality offerings might see them through an anticipated strike by actors and writers next year.

The delay in a widely anticipated strike on Syria is due partly to debates over what to strike that will have an impact but won't trigger a wider war.

The anticipated strike lost some of its potential punch over the weekend when UC reached a four-year tentative contract agreement with the California Nurses Assn., which represents about 11,700 nurses at UC facilities.

The main innovation at this stage is the inclusion of anticipated strike length as a variable which affects union preferences of goals to be pursued.

They have not stockpiled scripts as they did a decade ago because few anticipated a strike.

On the night of Trump's announcement, Israel put its troops on "high alert," perhaps anticipating a strike on Israeli targets in Syria.

Anticipating a strike they describe as "completely wrong", ministers had called for motorists to keep their cars "topped up" but urged people not to queue.

Fox executives seem to have anticipated that the strike might be long, which has given the network an edge in another useful category in this patchwork season: hoarded episodes of scripted shows.

Protestors anticipated such a strike, gas masks in hand.

Protesters anticipated such a strike, gas masks in hand.

Initially, the Trinidad and Tobago weather service anticipated Alma would strike Tobago, but as the storm approached, the trajectory over Trinidad became apparent.