Sentence examples for anticipated will be from inspiring English sources

One likely cost of any settlement — beyond the significant penalties already anticipated — will be some form of corporate monitor to ensure HSBC has adequate compliance measures in place.

Click here to view the gallery Most anticipated will be the sale of Saying Grace, which appeared on 24 November 1951 and four years later was voted a readers' favourite in an Evening Post poll.

The change, which was announced by the chancellor George Osborne in his autumn statement, and had been widely anticipated, will be phased in over two years from April 2026.

Greater resources than had been anticipated will be necessary not only for research into the "mysterious upsurge" but also to provide services for the larger number of afflicted people.

The BBC's Sarah Rainsford, in Havana, says the exit permit process is hated by most Cubans so this reform, which was much anticipated, will be widely welcomed.

It describes the 21 principles of Good Clinical Practice with a particular focus on research involving medical devices which is anticipated will be the primary area of interest for those working or studying clinical engineering.

"Let's say it's 33 runs [that the market anticipates will be scored during the 10-over 'bracket'].

The researchers have made a prototype cellphone camera that they anticipate will be the model for future products.

"He's fine, he's doing O.K., but he'll be unavailable for what we anticipate will be a couple of weeks," said DAVE HOWARD, a Mets vice president.

The new arrangements are expected to cost about £20m in forgone revenues – which the government anticipates will be made up through increased tax revenues.

And now, heading into the historically huge holiday fund-raising season, many are preparing for what they anticipate will be a difficult, if not devastating, time.