用anticipate造句子，“anticipate”造句

It is unwise to anticipate your earnings by spending a lot of money.

When we moved data between the user interface and database we discovered that we needed to anticipate the data type.

When the weather is chilly and my energy is down, I retreat to my bedroom much earlier than I anticipate.

The exhibition will be a powerful experience that will prompt thought and inform discussion. We anticipate this debate will be the first of many.

I recognize that my code will be used in ways I cannot anticipate, in ways it was not designed, and for longer than it was ever intended.

You want to work on getting the kids back into the routine as best as possible and anticipate maybe a little bit of stubbornness going back to school, just like we might feel going back to work.

They anticipate ours by just one month.

I anticipate reading the book with great interest.

Your details may be different, especially if you anticipate partial functionality during the outage.

This shows that we don’t anticipate how emotions will influence us, even though their influence is systematic and predictable.

Code would process input, make decisions, and produce data for display, while markup would anticipate the data and provide the scaffolding required to render the information.

The review team also needs to be informed when they can expect to see versions of the proposal so that they can anticipate when they will need to provide feedback.

There are some who still anticipate accelerating inflation.

This study therefore shows for the first time that there are neural mechanisms which anticipate voluntary memory suppression.

Formerly Rania Al-Yasin, she was born in Kuwait to a Jordanian family of Palestinian origin who certainly did not anticipate her royal future.

The Freedom of Information Act wasn’t Built to anticipate this situation and that’s evident from the way the Fed tried to shoehorn their argument into the trade-secrets exemption.

We anticipate that we will meet a certain amount of resistance to our plan.

Toyota Motor Corp. has hit a pothole in China, where its failure to anticipate booming demand for small cars is depressing sales as rivals like General Motors Corp. report sharp gains.

Therefore, a more accurate graph would be one that tracks the builds we anticipate will pass.

You try to anticipate everything in advance, but in the course of testing, you always learn something new and have to change the plan to incorporate new or changed (or deleted) tests.

These brain areas are also involved in planning and foresight, which might help a mother anticipate her infant's needs and be prepared to meet them.

But I want to anticipate one obvious and important objection.

I managed to anticipate this one taking flight and caught it just as it was leaving the flower.