Residential appraisers
anticipate more demand for summary appraisals (37 percent) and limited/restricted use appraisals and desk appraisals at 29 percent each.
More positively, nearly two thirds of respondents (61%)
anticipate output levels increasing with only 17% anticipating levels to decrease.
The lowest increases are anticipated in the food and paper product sectors where professional and technical staff can
anticipate average increases varying between 2.6% and 2.8%.
However, those anguished feelings may originate in an unconscious mental process that
anticipates real or imagined threats, according to a new study.
Although the members did not see a high probability that likely developments would warrant a tightening of policy during the intermeeting interval, they continued to
anticipate that the next policy move was more likely to be in the direction of some firming than toward some easing.
Futuring is a discipline that uses various methodologies to
anticipate possibilities based on current trends, to assess the likely impact of these possibilities on different aspects of people's lives, and to establish responses that enable people to control the directions of their lives or to be prepared to deal with the uncontrollable consequences.
The problem with most second-touch plays, however, is that offensive players seldom
anticipate the second-touch service.
Rejecting visions of reunions with loved ones or of crossing over into the light, we
anticipate the opposite: darkness, silence, an engulfing emptiness.
With space at a premium in midtown, brokers don't
anticipate any glich in leasing the remaining 400,000 s/f before the building's scheduled occupancy in the summer of 2008.
With his 40-plus years of experience in the scrap metal recycling industry, Howard is in the position to
anticipate many of National Recycling Services' customers' needs, just as Sierra International Machinery LLC, Bakersfield, Calif., is able to
anticipate his.
Leading underwriters thoroughly
anticipate and prepare.
