Sentence examples for was faster than anticipated from inspiring English sources

Further pressure came from worse-than-expected new jobless claims in the US last week, while inflation was faster than anticipated in July.

The French industry minister, Éric Besson, told  France Info radio that the remainder of the 6 billion euros, or $8.7 billion, owed would be repaid "in the next few days," which was "faster than anticipated".

Its growth, though, has been faster than anticipated, and that has been part of the problem.

Nintendo, the world's biggest maker of hand-held game machines, said yesterday that American sales of its DS hand-held console were "faster than anticipated" in the first week.

On day 7 after ablation, the healing process was found to be faster than anticipated.

He said the pace of change had been faster than anticipated, but the company was changing too.

Progress has been faster than anticipated in some key areas, notably acquisitions, RBC Capital Markets analyst Amit Daryanani said in a note.

Economic growth from April to June, however, was faster than the bankers had anticipated.

When Olaf was strengthening faster than anticipated, the advisory was upgraded to a hurricane warning, although it was downgraded to a tropical storm after the intensification did not occur.

If you anticipate growth that's faster than what's realistically possible, you'll lease an office that's too big for you, and thus waste money on space you aren't using.

In its haste to create a solar industry, Spain made some miscalculations: solar plants can be set up so quickly and easily that the rush into the industry was much faster than anticipated.