Sentence examples for anticipated until from inspiring English sources

Publication is not now not anticipated until after the local elections and the referendum on voting reform taking place on 5th May.

The unexpected, by definition, cannot be anticipated: until last summer, for instance, banks would have said that in the event of a liquidity crisis they could raise emergency funding through securitisation.

"The depth of the crisis is expected to affect advertising revenues for the foreseeable future and any improvement in economic conditions and consumer confidence is not anticipated until later in the year at the earliest".

The consequences of anthropogenic induced eutrophication of waters however, were not anticipated until they became evident in the 1940s and 1950s.

The accompanying Time article comments that this choice could not have been anticipated until the explosive events of the revolution, almost at the end of 1956.

Nuclear war is anticipated until the US Navy drops depth charges on Homer's sub, aiming either to destroy it or force it to surface.

"All of these are expenses that most women don't seem to anticipate until they happen," Ms. Murray said.

"There are things you can't anticipate until you are in operation," said Irwin Shlachter, who headed Claremont Prep, a private for-profit school that opened in 2005 in the financial district, for four years.

The Cardinal will not play a highly anticipated game until Nov. 12 against Oregon.

A separation can also go on longer than anyone anticipated, even until death, leaving a mess for survivors.

The sight of my father's or mother's script on a small white envelope was what I anticipated right until mail call, after lunch, and what kept me going for the long afternoon hours afterward.