Sentence examples for over the anticipated from inspiring English sources

This work presents a model created to predict these costs over the anticipated assessment period.

The Giants are believed to be well over the anticipated salary cap, although Reese would not clarify by how much, and they have other contract situations to contend with.

Despite objections to YouTube's negotiating tactics over the anticipated new streaming service, its current online video offering is an important platform for indie labels, helping musicians build their fanbases.

) When the first unit began operation, the consortium building the plant said that the 2007 decision to build "was based on sound long-term forecasts" and that the plant's output "would be very competitive with other fuels such as nuclear and natural gas over the anticipated 30-plus year life of the facility, which remains the case today, even with some operating delays".

I CAN'T remember where I found this link (my apologies to the source), but it's a Time piece from 1977, discussing a planned stiffening of the American Clean Air Act, and industry warnings over the anticipated fall-out from the tough new rules.

Attendance was over the anticipated 70% expected rate and changes in daily living habits were reported by participants.

Last month, council leaders warned up to 800 jobs could go - on top of 800 previously lost over the past two years - because of the anticipated cuts.

Sex is a failure we feel compelled to reenact over and over, anticipating different results -- the definition of craziness, right?

THE financial press went ape this week over the highly anticipated IPO of one Facebook, the Harvard social network turned $100 billion phenomenon.

Mahoney anticipates over-the-counter derivatives to be closely watched in the future, possibly on an exchange such as the New York Stock Exchange, The CME Group or The InterContinental Exchange.

As both interventions being tested in the trial are available over-the-counter, it is not anticipated that there will be any major risks to participants.