Sentence examples for it anticipated when from inspiring English sources

If prices stay at current record levels, the airline said, fuel could cost it $200 million to $300 million more than it anticipated when it sought bankruptcy protection.

Moody's said that was a greater decline than it anticipated when placing the U.S. rating on a negative outlook in 2011.

"It wasn't what I anticipated when I woke up in the morning.

This is not what I anticipated when I signed up for a tour of Joe Francis' world.

E*Trade said that the write-downs it now expects were greater than it had anticipated when it made the October announcement and that investors should no longer rely on that forecast.

A Radio 4 spokesman denied it was a U-turn, saying the station had announced the new schedule earlier than it had anticipated when some of the "finer details" about programming had yet to be ironed out.

BP says it is doing the best it can to keep up with the sheer volume of claims, which it says it could not have anticipated when it wrote the first check on May 3. "I'm not sure anybody in this kind of situation meets all expectations, but we're trying," said Patricia Wright, a BP spokeswoman.

Cameron also denied Lib Dem claims that he had betrayed the spirit of the coalition by allowing the No to AV campaign to attack Nick Clegg's broken promises, but admitted that he ended up playing a "greater part" than he had first anticipated when it became clear it was going to be a much more political campaign.

It has been worn down by more traffic than was anticipated when it opened in 1953, damaged by a past earthquake, and deemed vulnerable should another one hit.

The consortium will float W&G on the stock market but it conceded this might not happen until "beyond 2015" – later than had been anticipated – when it will have a 2% share of current accounts and 5% of the small business banking market.

The work is taking much longer than was originally anticipated when it began in 2010 and is not now expected to finish until 2017.