Sentence examples for anticipated to move from inspiring English sources

With 86% workloads anticipated to move to the cloud by 2020, data center security is rapidly gaining traction.

Despite the figures, the Fed is widely anticipated to move ahead with an interest rate hike in December.

Early on August 18, data from another aircraft also noted that a subtropical ridge had extended west of Nelson; consequently, the JTWC correctly anticipated Nelson to move west-northwest.

Aldred says the company now expects new issues to arise from going global, but Dyson is already listening hard and anticipates having to move quickly to address unanticipated issues faced by customers.

Spain has also reportedly cut government funding for public health policies in relation to HIV/AIDS, a move anticipated to exacerbate risks to undocumented migrants.

Further investigation of the role of traditional birth attendants and the possible need to engage broader community leaders and key informants in preterm birth prevention efforts is anticipated to be of critical importance moving forward.

According to Religion News Service, the move is anticipated to save the government $1.4 million a year.

Last year, senior officials quoted in the newspaper 21st Century Business Herald anticipated a need to move 5 million people.

Textbook Keynesian economics (literally: think Dornbusch-Fischer and Gordon) had comfortably incorporated inflation expectations, while the persistence of recessions and the evident ability of fully anticipated monetary policy to move the real economy had made Lucas-type models unsustainable.

Meanwhile, the JTWC anticipated the storm to move east-northeast and separate from the monsoon trough before turning west-northwest under a weakening ridge.

Anticipating the need to move quickly, Facebook deliberately broke down its walls, going as far as having an initiation program that puts together people from different areas and makes rotation a part of the onboarding process for new engineers.