Sentence examples for anticipated to save from inspiring English sources

The results were in par with the centralized controller; however, the proposed architecture is anticipated to save time, technical cost and computational burden over a centralized controller.

West's leap to five diamonds was clever: he did not expect to make this game but was anticipating having to save against four hearts.

Next year's is anticipated to be $118 million.

Leasing is anticipated to begin in June 2004.

The authority anticipates it will have to save a further £43m in 2013/14.

UNESCO in its forecast for 2025 anticipates that the basin will need to save 23 km3 of water annually for the surface area of the Aral Sea to stabilize at its current level (UNESCO 2000).

But the city anticipates saving $1 billion -- the money it was supposed to save this year plus the money it was to save next year -- in the fiscal year beginning July 1.

But he said he did not anticipate they would change the sentiment toward reorganizing departments to save money and simplify lines of command.

Yet the London Councils Labour group anticipates that other Labour-run boroughs will be obliged to save even more than Haringey in 2015/16.

But he clearly had not anticipated the outrage he'd triggered, and then he had tried to save his career at the expense of his professed principles.

I don't anticipate this will ever happen again, but we may need to rely on technology to save our savior.