Officials at the Administrative Office of the Courts said rising costs had always been anticipated.
The European Commission and the Greek government, however, denied that there would be any delay in the third tranche, saying it had always been anticipated that the payment would be concluded in January.
Michael Biundo, Mr. Santorum's campaign manager, said their team had always been anticipating a much better climate in May, when several states similar to those Mr. Santorum has won this year will vote.
Foreign intelligence has always been about anticipating the actions of adversaries – but with the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, it became imperative to anticipate the identity of the adversary as well, with no margin of error considered small enough to tolerate.
Google Now has always been about anticipating your needs and performing searches for you before you.
It has always been an eagerly anticipated day trip on my yearly visits to friends in Winslow, Ariz.
As modern as Beyoncé has allowed herself to be over the years, from tech-savvy club R&B with Destiny's Child to the insistent pancultural stomp of "Run the World (Girls)," on this new album, she has always been a torch singer in waiting, anticipating the day when she could just get down to business.
Maybe I didn't anticipate it because her work over the years has always been so avant-garde and analytical, often about technology and marked by voice modulations.
Anticipating the roles of orthologues separated millions of years ago has always been a difficult proposition, especially in the context of multidomain proteins with frequent insertions or deletions.
"We have always been good at anticipating the future and need to carry on being long-sighted in our planning so we can continue to enjoy being part of a world class professional services team.
