Sentence examples for experts anticipated that from inspiring English sources

The F.D.A. usually follows advice from its advisory committees, and Alzheimer's experts anticipated that the scans would be approved.

Many poverty experts anticipated that homelessness would increase during the recession, and many were surprised that it did not.

When plans for the Rotterdam terminal were first drawn up in the early 2000s, experts anticipated that the EU's cap-and-trade carbon emissions limits would drive European utilities towards gas turbine power plants, which produce less CO2 than coal.

Although experts anticipated that February would be the wettest month of the year for Southern California, because of El Niño's influence, it was actually the driest in 30 years.

Because tax-exempt groups — which tend to be more successful than their super PAC counterparts at raising money — cannot make political activity their primary purpose, some election law experts anticipated that many of them would simply transfer increasing amounts of money to their sister organizations, effectively funneling untraceable money into political spending.

He and other health experts anticipate that catching STIs and treating them early should lead to fewer transmissions of and better sexual health for gay men across the board.

As a result, experts anticipate that livestock will become leaner, sicker and produce less milk and many more will die.

Some tech experts anticipate that the company may soon announce a launch plan for the phone.

Nor did experts anticipate that the spores would burst out of letters and infect postal workers.

ENERGY experts anticipate that 2004, like every year before it, will be remarkable for how much energy Americans waste.

Experts anticipate that commercial real estate will continue falling this year, as unemployment rises, but start to rebound in 2010.