Sentence examples for anticipating improved from inspiring English sources

After another difficult year for the composites industry, many companies are anticipating improved business conditions in 2004.

Business owners in the Northeast are anticipating improved revenues and moderate hiring.

Looking forward, 51 percent of those surveyed in May expected relations to deteriorate between the countries as a result of the American military action, only 4 percent anticipated improved relations and 16 percent said there would be no change.

A full 64% anticipate improved personal finances in 2016, 20 points higher than other Americans.

The benefits of adding motile microorganisms to the suspension include enhanced mass transfer, microscale mixing, and anticipated improved stability of the nanofluid.

Managers anticipate improved efficiency and rational allocation of resources, but rational decision-making in pandemics does not automatically emerge from stand-alone or asynchronous decision support systems.

This is quite unexpected, as one would anticipate improved knowledge through years of training.

Students were informed of the innovations in BIO 181, the reason for the changes, and the anticipated improved learning outcomes using the department's website.

Finally, they anticipated improved continuity of care as they all agreed to use the locally generated Best Practices List in their clinical practice.

This observation, which may suggest therapeutic misconception, has been described elsewhere [ 26, 27] and is consistent with other studies in a developing country setting where participants anticipated improved clinical care and downplayed the risks associated with clinical research [ 28].

In Sweden, where rates of and reasons for non-compliance among gay and bisexual men are similar to those found in this study, 33 blood safety is predicted to be optimal under a one year MSM deferral (compared with other deferral periods) on the basis of anticipated improved compliance.