Sentence examples for members anticipated from inspiring English sources

When the Nobel committee prepared to award him the prize, its members anticipated that China would denounce them and probably punish Norway diplomatically.

At Costco, several warehouses closed briefly over the hurricane weekend, but "we saw a lift in sales prior to the weekend as members anticipated the storm," a Costco spokesman said in a recorded message.

While it later became apparent that some committee members anticipated the decision before the meeting, lawyers for the governor, sitting in the front row as spectators, clearly were not prepared for it.

"This has taken more time than the council members anticipated," Justin Ehrenwerth, executive director of the council, told the subcommittee.

When the Fed issued its most recent forecast, in March, a majority of the 17 policymakers — including non-voting committee members — anticipated two, small 0.25-percentage-point increases this year.

A committee has been formed, Mr. Caldwell said, whose members anticipate resuming the presentations in summer 2001.

Now companies want to endow our personal devices with intelligence, to let our smartphones recognize our family members, anticipate our moods, and suggest adjustments to our medications.

It is a hierarchical power structure whose members anticipate the arrival of the Ka or other magical intervention -- some turn of political and economic events -- that will throw the switch and allow the current to flow.

Weak and minority members anticipate high expropriation risk in future decisions.

The information transfer occurs because committee members anticipate the biases and properly infer the information held by the experts.

This involves board members anticipating a conversation like the one that opened Part I of this article.