Sentence examples for anticipated to compete from inspiring English sources
Because females invest most in physiological reproduction (i.e. gestation and lactation), males are anticipated to compete over females.
However, one official, Ron Carner, said he expected that only 250 Americans instead of the anticipated 700 would elect to compete.
More importantly, the early fundraising advantage allows these candidates to compete with the anticipated early spending by independent groups such as those connected to Karl Rove and the billionaire Koch brothers.
Earlier, G.M. introduced the much-anticipated Cadillac ATS, a compact sedan intended to compete with top-selling luxury models from BMW and Mercedes-Benz.
Unfortunately, the supermarkets' stranglehold on the UK market proved too powerful for us to compete with and we have not experienced the anticipated growth rate".
This year's tournament, to be played Feb. 18-21, figures to be the most anticipated in years, with world No. 1 Jordan Spieth and No. 3 Rory McIlroy expected to compete. .
Yet this notion of a reluctant, almost accidental, candidate being cajoled to compete against Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders against his will is under greater scrutiny than ever in the days leading up to the anticipated confirmation of his decision.
