Sentence examples for which anticipating from inspiring English sources
To play tough defense: The maker of Newport cigarettes, which, anticipating a battle with the F.D.A. over whether to ban menthol cigarettes, has bought the domain names MentholKillsMinorities.com, MentholAddictsYouth.com, and FDAMustBanMenthol.com.
Surely this volume, which anticipates O'Nan's, ought to have been acknowledged.
The historic part of Gottschalk's output is the early black-influenced pieces, which anticipate ragtime and jazz.
If he left a testament, it is "F for Fake," which anticipated the more personal documentary filmmaking of recent decades.
The show takes pains to include his photojournalism and foresighted, noirish views of America, which anticipated Winogrand and others.
Orders, which anticipate capital spending by about a half year, fell 1.6percentt in September compared with those in August.
But by the standards of TV math, which anticipates declines every year until a show dies, the uptick is striking.
The government, which anticipated a budget surplus in 2008, announced plans to reemploy many of the long-term unemployed.
The assessment is somewhat higher than predictions made by auto manufacturers, which anticipate 2012 sales in the mid-13 millions.
The flooding, which caused billions of pounds of damage, led to the government publishing a review in September which anticipates 20-30% more extreme rainfall than before.
He is the author of Capitalism 4.0, The Birth of a New Economy, which anticipated many of the post-crisis transformations of the global economy.
