Sentence examples for first anticipated from inspiring English sources

However, company insiders noted yesterday that fewer customers were affected than was than first anticipated.

"We seem to have fared considerably better than we first anticipated," said Bradley B. Roberts, minister of works and utilities.

"There are a number of changes that have become faster and more apparent and stronger than we first anticipated".

But the bad news is that buying your first home can be even more expensive than first anticipated.

However, the cuts may not be as stringent as first anticipated, Michael Larner, senior analyst at Kable, told Guardian Government Computing.

As the week wore on, more and more praise came for the host city, which was more typical of a Super Bowl host city than first anticipated.

The first anticipates the Renaissance in its psychology and treatment; the second, entirely medieval in its conception, is the original of the English Everyman.

"It is on this platform that we first anticipate pain and pleasure, not just smoking but eating chocolate, drinking a glass of wine, all of it".

In order to be motivated to act, we must first anticipate pleasure or pain from something.

Most challenges, by their very nature, are more complex and difficult than we first anticipate.

As much as anyone can direct the mechanics of fate, however, his peculiar longevity, given his size and breed, was also the result of new skills honed to first anticipate, and then accept the challenges of his last months.