Sentence examples for anticipates its from inspiring English sources
For now, the company is satisfied to have come up with a new tool that it claims anticipates its users' needs to deliver the information that's most relevant to them.
It intelligently anticipates its position, rearranges the interface, and has a quality of finish that you just don't see in most other Android tablets.
"Weren't they 18 years old at some point, just having fun?" "Goblin" is an album that anticipates its own critique — invites it, to be sure, but also understands that the listener determines how an album is received as much as, if not more than, the creator.
The Gatwick Express disruption comes as the Sussex airport anticipates its busiest Easter ever, with 580,000 passengers flying through it over the long weekend, the numbers peaking on Easter Sunday.
OBrien also pointed out that although McDonalds anticipates its new venture will contribute $1 billion to its annual sales, it will cost the company $1.4 billion to make the $100,000 investment in each of the planned 14,000 locations in the United States.
If recovery proceeds as the Fed anticipates, its interest-rate target will remain at near zero until at least 2015.
He sought it out, anticipating its every aspect, and when it came his way, he grabbed it with both hands.
Does it anticipate its performance?
He anticipated its reception: "It is reasonable to suppose that Ghosts will cause alarm in some circles; but so it must be.
"Retirement was like a 'vacation' to those who anticipated its freedom; it was a 'sentence' to those who could not escape its confinement," he writes.
The movie is co-produced by the Spanish division of Warner Brothers, and in some ways it looks as if it has anticipated its own remake.
