Sentence examples for were already anticipated from inspiring English sources

Many difficulties were already anticipated as the two economic powers sought to find common ground on this complex issue.

However, a closer reading of the 1951 report reveals that some of the supposed disagreements were already anticipated at that time.

The framework of the interview is illustrated in table 1. Analysis was performed according to the pragmatic variant of the grounded theory approach[ 33], by which new themes are identified from the data alongside those that were already anticipated from the outset[ 34].

The fans were already anticipating new regulations.

But scant hours after her election, residents were already anticipating Mrs. Clinton's next move.

The Americans came in seventh place, with a team score of 208.60, but were already anticipating their next major competitions.

One reason, he said, is that airlines were already anticipating a passenger slowdown because of the weakening economy, and began cutting capacity accordingly, starting after Labor Day.

Many senior Iraqi officials were already anticipating that arms inspections would be getting under way for the first time since 1998, warning that the new inspectors should not adopt the kind of provocative attitude that led to so many crises in the past.

Anna Gray, head of Australian art at the National Gallery of Australia in Canberra, said on Thursday that they were already anticipating complaints as some of the most loved works in the country's galleries leave the walls for five months – a month to take down and transport, three months in London and a month to get back.

"Though markets were already anticipating an agreement, one source of worry will be swept away if a deal is made," Yukio Ishizuki, senior currency strategist at Daiwa Securities in Tokyo, said.

Activision did better than expected in the fourth quarter, which ended in December, but that was already anticipated.