The stock has since recovered some of its losses, partly as investors anticipate a change in direction.

The team was a special guest as a concrete example of how you can try to anticipate the change to be competitive.

It anticipates a change of weather already sensed: a coming chill of resignation if not despair.

He anticipates that change will evolve.

But even that might be too soon if earlier legislation has stipulated the higher level of capital required, as the markets would tend to anticipate the changes.

The techies hope that one day your home will anticipate your need for a cuppa when you walk through the door.

The staff, all super-friendly, seem to anticipate your needs without being intrusive.

As manufacturers increasingly turn to automation, augmented reality and big data, digital dashboard screens that can interact with the driver and anticipate their needs are becoming crucial.

These people are serious about the hotel trade: knowing what their guests want, anticipating their needs, and meeting them as efficiently as possible (and always with a smile).

He has clearly anticipated the need to tie it to format size or enlargement, but has not given a general scheme for choosing it.

He had got himself into a striker's position, anticipating the possibilities open to him.

But to the extent that one anticipates that possibility, in my case one has to reaffirm the postulates.

Traders anticipated the possibility that those words would be followed by action - in the form of formal intervention in markets or even interest rate changes.

But he had anticipated this possibility and was able to escape using a spare set of keys.

Anticipating a problem with loan and overdraft repayments, they contacted the bank to discuss options to cover the temporary loss of income.

It takes a special sort of naivety not to anticipate the problems their removal may cause, particularly on evening trains.

Please let me know if you anticipate any problems with this.

Amid the tumult of a modern football match, he can take a step back and calmly discern the threads, anticipate the problems, and decode the mysteries.

However, since you couldn't have anticipated the problems you're currently facing, there's no point in bemoaning any unwise decisions.

Three of the 17 policymakers expected that rates would need to rise this year, while two did not anticipate any increase until 2016.

Lawyers are anticipating an increase in disputes over unpaid invoices.

During the summer some analysts anticipated an increase this year, but inflation has since fallen to 1.2 per cent, driven in part by a rapid fall in oil prices.

Sources at all the big banks said that they were anticipating an increase.