David Chien, Gray Line's director of marketing, said the company had added the extra charge because it had anticipated needing an additional tour guide for passengers heading to the memorial.
A company called ResidenSea has anticipated your needs.
I'm already preparing for a time when what I need to say can't be expressed in clumsy words alone – and PopKey has anticipated that need.
The New Yorker noted, "Mr. Toan has anticipated the need for a certain amount of privacy, and, accordingly, on each deck there are four private rooms, each of them a cubicle seven feet on a side".
But of course, the publishing industry has anticipated the latent need-to-feed that's likely to surface in even the laziest among us as we watch the upcoming Julie and Julia, about the hapless secretary who turned around her life by cooking all-Julia-all-the-time.
Suddenly this employee has anticipated a customer's need, a need she has not yet expressed.
Whether an intervention has anticipated social value is something that needs to be decided by specialists, like researchers and RECs, but also by patients, and the public, through politics and funders.
First, they need to consider whether the intervention tested has anticipated social value.
What they need are clothing lines that remove the guesswork, which have anticipated their needs and both answered and improved upon them.
Many mining companies, he said, have anticipated the need to shed some peripheral mineral rights, and have found that they can do it without harming their own operations.
She said the city should have anticipated the need for more places for refugees from domestic violence, because a new hot line promoted in subway ads now receives 12,000 calls a year.
