Sentence examples for had always anticipated from inspiring English sources

The Treasury said on Wednesday that it had always anticipated that some homeowners would not sustain a modification, which was one reason the program had been greatly expanded.

Villiers said: "The Department for Transport had always anticipated that the Great Western franchise could end in 2013 and had catered for this eventuality in its refranchising programme.

Mark Gordon, one of the film's producers, said that he had always anticipated such an opening, since the film's main audience is older and less inclined to run out and see something on its first weekend.

Asked in Baghdad today whether he planned to stay on the job, General Garner said in a brief interview that he had always anticipated that he would hand over his portfolio to another official at some point, suggesting that he was unlikely to serve under Mr. Bremer.

Local factors appear to have played a part in these disappointments while the general collapse of the Liberal Democrat vote enabled the removal from Bermondsey of the long-entrenched Simon Hughes along with two other Lib Dem targets Labour had always anticipated winning.

had always anticipated an enthusiasm gap ― "Barack Obama was a Jackie Robinson moment for African Americans" ― but not one like this. .

"We have always anticipated that the pace of enrollment will increase throughout the enrollment period".

"We have always anticipated that we wouldn't make a profit in the first year," he said.

One official there said: We've always anticipated short-term pain for long-term gain on it.

But the city council said it "has always anticipated making a significant capital contribution".

Officials at the Administrative Office of the Courts said rising costs had always been anticipated.