Sentence examples for when anticipated from inspiring English sources

As Bellamy's historian puts it, "The readiness with which men accustom themselves, as matters of course, to improvements in their condition, which, when anticipated, seemed to leave nothing to be desired, could not be more strikingly illustrated".

The stocks are trading far below their book values, or the intrinsic worth of their assets, they say, even when anticipated write-downs of landholdings and other forms of bloodletting are factored in.

That is not necessarily the case when anticipated capital growth is not held constant.

Discrete data were compared between groups using the Chi-square test or the Fisher test (when anticipated values were small).

GIM planned to purchase lucrative CO2 offsets when anticipated federal government regulations were passed to mandate cap-and-trade.

But when anticipated safe harbors such as Baton Rouge were hit harder than New Orleans, all that planning hit a snag.

Unexpectedly, high SAs showed increased approach tendencies to human stimuli in anticipation of a social interaction, whereas, in the low SAs, when anticipating a social interaction the increased approach reversed to a decreased approach.

When anticipating turbulence, he drew down his supplies, drinking without replenishing, to increase maneuverability.

This is similar to what Yugoslavs said 25 years ago when anticipating what would follow Tito's death.

The neural system used when anticipating rewards is active long before the one in charge of evaluating risks and losses.

This part of the brain activates when anticipating pain relief and triggers a reduction of activity in pain-sensing areas of the brain.