We anticipate success.

We anticipate a heavy rainfall tomorrow.

Tom did something I didn't anticipate.

I couldn't anticipate that that would happen.

Tom didn't anticipate that it would be a problem.

The accelerating speed of innovation seems to be outstripping government regulators capacity to deal with risks, much less anticipate them.

They're in really good shape to anticipate what we're going to want next.

Nonetheless, good economic reasoning can help us to anticipate the economic turbulence ahead.

If the economy recovers more robustly than I anticipate, spending can be canceled.

It was very hard to anticipate how Tom would react to this news.

Overall, we anticipate that many of these CNVs will provide explanations to how we adapt and interact with our ever changing environment.

They couldn't anticipate cell phones and the Internet and all this kind of stuff.

How was it possible to anticipate such high inflation in a situation like this?

Now that Mail.Ru group owns all of VKontakte, what should the network's users anticipate?

After the start of the Asian crisis, and with the fall in commodities prices, markets began to anticipate currency devaluations in the region.

Doing so enables companies to anticipate the financial consequences of future government regulations and taxation.

It is eery the degree to which the bloggers seemed to anticipate their current fate.

Still, government must develop the institutional capability to anticipate and act within the same news cycle.

Companies using toxic materials want to anticipate which workers may be genetically sensitive to toxic exposure.

He knows that, in order to succeed, firms will have to anticipate and respond to such trends.

I do not anticipate a refusal, knowing the magnanimity of the person on whom the decision depends.

There is a critical need to anticipate coming technological changes and provide the global workforce with the education and skills needed to participate in the modern labor market.

Recent events have made clear that someone needs to anticipate and warn of risks to global financial stability.

And the fourth thing, which I believe is most important, is the ideas that we need to anticipate.

This, in turn, would give workers a tangible warning and an incentive to anticipate job losses before they occur.

AI cannot integrate information about seemingly distinct processes, such as chemical, physiological, and psychological events, or anticipate novel outcomes.

After all, such action rarely works markets anticipate it and raise interest rates to compensate lenders for expected inflation.

A diplomat is someone who can tell you to go to hell and make you eagerly anticipate the trip.

Mothers, aunts, grandmothers, sisters, and later girlfriends, wives, and daughters are expected to fulfill even anticipate a man's every desire.

But what we can anticipate is that the space for independent journalistic activities on social media will be further restrained.

I anticipate dark times ahead, especially with Paris being linked to refugees, and the most vulnerable in society being blamed, inadvertently or otherwise for what s being done, and they are voiceless in responding.

In theory, bank lenders and the government could anticipate the additional risks they encounter when a company chooses a high leverage strategy.

Indeed, it is not entirely farfetched to anticipate the emergence of new Arab states from the debris of the old, artificial ones.

Scholars of the region, like myself, are also recognizing that our understanding of Arab politics did not anticipate this wave of successful protest.

The White House did not anticipate that the Russian government would allow its state news agency to post photographs, CNN reported on Thursday.

Hit the brakes, darling. We should test our feelings. We don't know each other well enough, I'm not used to anticipate the events.

Even if the economy grows at 2.5 in 2012, as most forecasts anticipate, the jobs deficit will remain and will not be closed until 2024.

One can anticipate the Republicans, now in control of the House of Representatives, exploiting their ability to convene hearings to question and review foreign policy.

But American nonproliferation experts do not anticipate progress on South Korea s efforts to win support for its preferred policies until the US gains more leverage.

Or should Western societies anticipate another round of technological wizardry, like the Internet revolution, which will produce a new wave of job creation and prosperity?

Many anticipate that China's entry into the World Trade Organization (WTO) will speed these trends along and may even precipitate fundamental and legal political change.

The so called leaders who have taken three solid days to return from their foreign holidays to a country in flames did not anticipate this.

The lower voices anticipate the shape of the second phrase of the chorale in an imitative fashion (notice the distinctive pattern of two repeated notes).

But the more immediate problem remains deflation, given high unemployment and excess capacity. If the economy recovers more robustly than I anticipate, spending can be canceled.

You obviously do what the precautionary principle suggests, you try to anticipate it, but after anticipating it, you constantly asses it, not just once, but eternally.