Sentence examples for anticipating doing something from inspiring English sources

You might argue that if you're anticipating doing something that gets you sued you're involved in something on morally shaky ground, but some sites that specialize in offshore banking market their services to physicians, the logic being that they are often subject to frivolous malpractice claims.

For her PhD work, she had anticipated doing something similar.

Something in her made her hold back instead of pushing and anticipating doing well.

She was "anticipating" doing so.

It was not something I anticipated doing.

She does things she never anticipated doing.

"I am anticipating they will do something and call it a peaceful satellite launch — an old gambit by Pyongyang as we saw in 2012 and one that has no credibility," said Daniel Sneider, an East Asia specialist at Stanford University.

If he had he would have tried to anticipate it and do something, he says.

The global climate is changing faster than anticipated, and we have to do something about it.

"I think what you can certainly anticipate is that McGreevey will do something that is connected to people he's been close to," said Ingrid Reed of the Eagleton Institute of Politics at Rutgers.

"For the first three weeks that I was here in Germany, I had a dream every night that I was again approaching the gate to my apartment building and anticipating something bad but trying to do something different to avoid it," he said.