Sentence examples for constantly anticipated from inspiring English sources

It's hard to appreciate its movement on television — a darting, swerving, dipping target that has to be constantly anticipated in three dimensions to be returned.

The flood of liquidity into the economy had translated into unnerving inflation as sellers constantly anticipated higher prices, while labor demand remained soft as buyers resisted buying, especially durable goods.

He says that he is constantly anticipating that moment.

Silver is a man constantly anticipating the likely direction of an incoming lawsuit.

There was a great balance between action and calm in the story although you were constantly anticipating what comes next!

For example, the Start menu on Windows XP changes its main panel constantly, anticipating which items the user will likely reach for next.

As naturalists and birders, we are constantly anticipating the coming season: always a new and unpredictable experience, full of hope and promise.

Regulation is often a cat-and-mouse game in which officials must constantly anticipate how banks and lenders will respond to the government's rules and activities and adapt regulation in turn.

He's a master of metaphor who is now developing his own dark philosophy, in which normal life is not so much punctuated by war as constantly anticipating and echoing it, as if war is reality's basic pattern.

No wonder Velvet is manipulative; no wonder her mother punishes her, while constantly anticipating catastrophe; no wonder Ginger worries herself into a frenzy of activity and anxiety around her.

The government chief scientific adviser's report in 2014 said everyone involved in the internet of things should be constantly anticipating and preventing problems, rather than dealing with unforeseen consequences in retrospect.