Sentence examples for been anticipated by a from inspiring English sources

Even if the winners were freely available at 12-1 before the kick-off, however, the result had been anticipated by a substantial number of Celtic fans, who had feared that their decline under the recently dismissed Tony Mowbray had rendered them vulnerable to the kind of Cup reversal they had suffered in the past decade against Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Clyde.

Alas, in a shocking turn of events that could only have been anticipated by a few million casual observers of the situation, it turns out that the man who was Sepp Blatter's protege and his special adviser for four years took a payment of £1.35m from Blatter shortly before Sepp was elected unopposed to his fourth presidential term.

Changes to the exam system have been anticipated by a series of newspaper leaks - an issue raised by the education select committee in questions to Mr Gove.

Regarding the potential further impact of this strategy, our data suggest that HIV diagnosis could have been anticipated by a median of 22.6 months in almost 6% of late presenters if they had been tested at the time the indicator disease was diagnosed.

Which will be answered, or has been anticipated, by an aggressive manifesto from the young, who rarely fail to insist that they are thinking and feeling the truly important things in a way never thought or felt before.

Eastwood's non-nomination is, I think, delayed payback for the empty chair at the 2012 R.N.C. "Sully" is the opposite of the inspirational single-handed heroism that could have been anticipated by an adaptation of the true story.

This important recognition to the document and the journal had been anticipated by an introducing review of the WHO book, Neurological Disorders: Public Health Challenges, where headache disorders are defined as WHO strategic priority for the first time [2].

This limitation has been anticipated by an observed absence of global gamma synchrony in human ECoG recordings (Menon et al. 1996), where the cortical domains of spatially correlated activity underlying perceptual categorization in human gamma band ECoG (20 50 Hz) were limited to less than 1 or 2 cm diameters, and only intermittent synchronization was observed.

The mechanic's proper response to the situation cannot be anticipated by a set of rules or algorithms.

Obviously, safety would be compromised if a plane took off with a sick pilot, but one could argue that a replacement might be anticipated by a well-run airline.

Instead, our government and private relief agencies should deliberately build into their response mechanisms a certain amount of redundancy and overlap of responsibility, so as to guarantee assistance for those whose needs cannot be anticipated by a single government agency.