Sentence examples for now anticipated that from inspiring English sources

It is now anticipated that volatility in the markets may continue for some time, and that the influence of the downturn in the nation's finances will persist, possibly for a number of years.

"We are now anticipating that Comet will deliver a small retail loss for the year," said the group chief executive, Thierry Falque-Pierrotin.

Aquarius has since undertaken a comprehensive review of mining operations and safety systems, and now anticipates that production of 80,000oz will be achieved during 2011.

"We do not expect these savings to be wholly realised until spring 2013 and so, whilst we expect a modest recovery in the second half, we now anticipate that Blacks will be earnings-dilutive in the current year," he said.

But managers now anticipate that the rovers will work long beyond their intended lifetimes.

"Subject to the continuation of a positive performance, we now anticipate that the headline profit before tax for the current year will be approximately 10% ahead of the current consensus market expectations of around £110m".

With the World Bank now anticipating that this year will be marked by the slowest global expansion since the financial crash, China will have to rely on domestic demand to secure Beijing's goal of growth at between 6.5% and 7% for the year.

The industry now anticipates that about 500,000 vehicles will be exported this year, though companies that export say the strong real has made overseas sales virtually profitless.

We are extremely encouraged by Gerard's improvement over the past six days and we now anticipate that he will be discharged from the coronary care unit within the next three to four days".

Consider what DuPont had to say last week when reporting its results: "Based on demand signals observed in the first quarter in key markets, the company now anticipates that the global economic slowdown will similarly impact the manufacturing sector through the second quarter and perhaps into the second half of 2001".

So how are Wales' 22 local authorities going to deal with budget shortfalls: Council leader Ieuan Williams said: "We now anticipate that the council will face cuts in the region of £7-8m and cuts of this magnitude will hit the authority hard.