8 About 10,000 of the responders some of whom are simply anticipating possible future health problems are included in the pending settlement of financial claims that totaled about $713 million as of 10 June 2010.
There was also a theory that Henry was simply anticipating his own decline and attempting to fade away in a relatively quieter place.
A third possibility, one that Lionsgate won't wish to countenance, is that audiences are simply no longer particularly anticipating fresh Expendables adventures, and that the expiration date on the characters has now been reached.
Investors have simply anticipated the upswing.
Some are simply using carbon pricing as an academic exercise to anticipate future costs if more regulators impose actual taxes on carbon.
What's more, simply anticipating a laugh can have powerful stress-relieving effects.
Anticipating applications (for example to intuitionistic arithmetic) we use s, t as metavariables for terms; in the case of pure predicate logic, terms are simply individual variables.
If a parent's will specifies that one son receive less than another, does it mean the parent loved one child less, had more faith in his abilities or was simply acknowledging and anticipating differences in the children's needs?
But in the monitoring group, handwashing rates increased significantly and immediately, not only for those who were monitored but also for those who were simply told to anticipate that their behavior would be tracked at a later date.
In all seriousness, though, I'm not accusing Kurtz of being dishonest; it's evident that he is simply unable to anticipate very obvious objections to his muddled, demonstrably incorrect analysis even despite having spent some years at Harvard obtaining a degree in social anthropology, a degree which is apparently worthless.
In this case, the difference made by changing "responsible" to "blame" probably tells us that it is simply too soon to anticipate how Americans will react to a government shut down, should it occur.
