Sentence examples for anticipated sudden from inspiring English sources

I hadn't anticipated sudden deflation.

It's best to walk with and alongside your dog so that you can keep the same pace and anticipate sudden movements.

Employers and organisers will now have to put processes in place to assess noise and anticipate sudden rises in noise levels.

Cyclists and pedestrians need to be cautious of one another to anticipate sudden changes in direction and remain clear of one another.

It is anticipated that Sudden Oak Death will spread to more areas of California and potentially other areas of the United States.

As Maxey says, it's the kind of event that can cause a crisis either in an individual market or at a financial institution that has not anticipated the sudden volatility.

The hospital management team had not anticipated a sudden withdrawal of the main funder and had no alternative funding strategy (IC2, IC7).

But the AUC does not anticipate a sudden burst of generosity here.

Banks, for example, responded to lower levels of volatility by taking on more leverage, not anticipating the sudden need for liquidity that occurs during a serious downturn.

It could be that, anticipating a sudden slowdown in growth, firms draw down accumulated inventories sharply, causing a rapid contraction of trade.

But no one seemed to anticipate the sudden influx of heavily armed, battle-hardened fighters returning from Libya after the fall of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.