Sentence examples for without the anticipated from inspiring English sources

This study does not support the use of the combination because significant toxicity was seen without the anticipated immunological benefits.

Am I wrong in thinking that without the anticipated waiting time something could be lost?

And that is without the anticipated tens of millions to come from home video, DVD and other outlets.

As the weeks had passed, without the anticipated publication, members of the inspection team became increasingly puzzled why no reports had been made public.

Even without the anticipated increased warming in the 21st century, droughts of the magnitude of the medieval droughts would present enormous challenges to water management agencies.

Insurance companies would be forced to take on expensive new patients regardless of preëxisting conditions, yet without the anticipated new revenue from young and less expensive patients who would have been forced to buy insurance.

Currently, most taxane regimens also contain anthracyclines given either concurrently or sequentially, and further RCTs will be required to determine whether anthracyclines can be omitted without compromising efficacy, and that the anticipated reduction in late cardiac and other long-term adverse effects is observed.

Writer had scheduled the trip, his first to any part of the Soviet Union, some months ago--without, of course, anticipating any of the events of the past few weeks--and the society writer encountered confounded the expectations of an American politically conditioned by a half century of World War and Cold War.

SPs participate without prejudice, without anticipating risks or burden, and mainly without broaching a controversial issue within their own social environment.

The Introduction is a critical section, as it needs to be finely balanced to allow a proper approach to the subject matter without anticipating the contents of the subsequent parts.

But there remains something unsettling about his improvisatory, reactive decision-making style — his inclination to act in the moment without necessarily anticipating the relevant future.