Sentence examples for move anticipated from inspiring English sources

But the move anticipated the current palace-to-hotel boom.

The move, anticipated for some time, looks likely to be made official this week with the publication of an interview in the American magazine Talk with Gucci chairman Domenico de Sole.

Scott Speed will race full time next season in Nascar's Sprint Cup Series, a move anticipated since Red Bull Racing released A. J. Allmendinger to make room for Speed, a former Formula One driver.

Prop 187 was thrown out by the courts, as some more sophisticated Republicans who backed the move anticipated.

"Eventually, however they will have to move still further inland and he had made no plans for the second move, anticipated within a few weeks," the 1942 Signal reported.

Spain has also reportedly cut government funding for public health policies in relation to HIV/AIDS, a move anticipated to exacerbate risks to undocumented migrants.

We obtain a unique subgame perfect equilibrium in which rational agents facing moving costs may find it optimal not to move (anticipating other participants' movements).

Uber is likely playing the long-game with the move, anticipating that it will benefit from the targeted infrastructure improvements cities can make with access to the data.

Paulson's compensation package had also been trimmed in 2000, by 12%, in a move anticipating lower profit growth as bumper profits in early 2000 fell off as trading and underwriting revenues slumped.

Anticipate your moves; anticipate where you want to be.

BarFry put newspapers in the window, a move long anticipated despite the undeniable talents of its young chef, Josh DeChellis.