Sentence examples for because they anticipated problems from inspiring English sources

Police were already at the scene when the fight broke out because they anticipated problems with all the bikers congregating there.

The disaster management agency said they had changed the alert level because they anticipated there would "more eruptions and because the intensity of eruptions has been increasing".

A few delayed taking DMARDS because they anticipated disruption at work or on holidays (see box 3, Cynthia).

Second, many apprentices were reluctant to accept participation because they anticipated refusal or feared rebuttal by their boss.

(NON-PILOT 11) Similarly, several pilot GPs said they had anticipated problems with patient participation prior to the pilot.

They did not anticipate problems ('we had no idea', R27), even if partners were 'more cautious' (R33).

Space agency officials said they anticipated no problems, including any related to weather, that might delay the flight.

The competency that most of us are still missing is anticipation -- the ability to anticipate problems before they happen so you can pre-solve them, and to anticipate disruptions before they disrupt you.

"This fits in with looking around the corner and over the hill and anticipating problems before they arise," he said.

The American Academy of Arts and Sciences report also stresses the importance of anticipating problems before they arise [ 10].

It was everyone's job to anticipate problems and make sure they get solved.