Sentence examples for anticipated then from inspiring English sources

If they have to store it longer than anticipated, then there are extra costs".

If the managers cannot deliver the improvement in performance which is anticipated then the owners' support will be tested.

No one could have anticipated then that the real threat would come from one of the N.B.A.'s most-storied franchises.

No one, of course, could have anticipated then just how dramatically at variance with fashion's giddy nature the mood would turn out to be.

If market forces deliver emissions reductions cheaper and faster than anticipated, then states should lock in that progress with a binding cap to ensure that emissions don't rise and that incentives for reducing pollution remain.

What no one anticipated then was the explosion of unfizzy drinks not covered by the deposit incentive — like bottled water, fruit juice and sports drinks — which now make up almost a third of the beverage market.

If there is less labour market slack than everyone anticipates, then employers will soon find it difficult to hire and will raise wages.

Maybe if American Gods is the success everyone is anticipating then Warner/New Line will stop worrying and the curse can be put to bed.

It's astonishing to me how people want to distance themselves from tragedy this way, how they want to believe that if one plans and thinks and anticipates, then children will be safe.

If the terrestrial biosphere adds more CO2 to the system than models anticipate, then this could mean governments around the world have less in that carbon budget than they thought.

And we know a great deal about these transatlantic storms because last weekend's British television news was dominated by reports, delivered by breathless reporters in heavy-duty snow gear, anticipating, then experiencing, then marvelling at the three feet of white stuff that the seasonal force of nature had dumped.