Sentence examples for cases anticipated from inspiring English sources

Our many arguments and debates preceded, and in some cases anticipated, the public ones.

He's tackled (and in some cases anticipated) the underside of pop stardom (in Great Jones Street, his third novel, published in 1973), the dark glamour of terrorism (Mao II, 1991), the consequences of cyber-capitalism (2003's Cosmopolis), the impact of the A-bomb (Underworld, 1997).

For these practitioners, the mean number of cases anticipated was 2.0 (95 % CI 0.84 - 3.16) and the median 1.0.

Head and neck cancer is the sixth leading cancer worldwide, with 600 000 cases anticipated in 2012 (Kamangar et al, 2006; Siegel et al, 2012).

We were surprised by the difference between the number of cases anticipated by the practitioners and the actual number of cases reported.

The prevalence of diabetes is also increasing in Asian and Pacific Islanders, who may comprise half the 300 million total cases anticipated worldwide by 2025, principally because of increased prevalence in India and China (2).

There is a shortage of organic milk across the country, and it has become so bad in areas like the Southeast that Publix stores from Florida to Tennessee have put up signs in dairy cases anticipating the shopper's frustrated refrain: "Where's my organic milk?" The answer is that there is not enough to go around, and starting next month consumers can expect to see a sharp jump in price as well.

They got the diagnosis they needed, which will help their parents better navigate the challenges of treatment options and, in some cases, anticipate disease progression.

The other reports, coming from hinterland structures of the Marche, show also a satisfying sensitization of all workers involved, that on several occasions actively reported the cases, anticipating the phone contact and reporting also cases managed in outpatients setting by Primary Care Paediatricians.

But there is a possibility that Mr. Taylor's death sentence will stand, said the Queens district attorney, Richard A. Brown, because Justice Steven W. Fisher, the judge in the case, anticipated the legal problems that led Mr. LaValle's sentence to be overturned.

Lawyers in the case anticipate that Andrew S. Fastow, Enron's former chief financial officer who was identified by Mr. Kopper as a co-conspirator, will be indicted soon.