Sentence examples for anticipated that it would from inspiring English sources

On Friday in Seattle, Washington, the North Pacific Fishery Management Council presented its 2009 survey data, showing that the population has dropped another 24% and is at its lowest level since 1980, although government scientists had anticipated that it would show signs of recovery.

Based upon our previous observation that TCBQ reductase can reduce TCBQ in solution, we anticipated that it would transfer two electrons or a hydride to TCBQ at its own active site.

I knew this was a strong image, but I never anticipated that it would go viral.

"I anticipated that it would be a home run," Matsui said through an interpreter.

"I would have never anticipated that it would have been this systemic," Mr. Balash said.

When the deal was made, in 1997, Washington anticipated that it would get all the old spectrum back by 2006.

When we launched Gawker in 2002, I would have never anticipated that it would grow into a large media company.

But Verizon accurately anticipated that it would win the necessary long-distance approval within a few years.

No one anticipated that it would go down in history not for who won, but for how he won.

Some minority groups boycotted its election, anticipating that it would overlook their rights.

Wall Street seemed heartened by the company's acknowledgment that it needed to recalibrate its device business, perhaps anticipating that it would accelerate a breakup of the device and retail units.