11.   In contrast, Schutz said, marketing is an entrepreneurial function, designed to anticipate customer needs.

12.   Instead, he has started to limit those added costs by shopping around more for those materials, by buying in bulk and by anticipating needs more in advance.

13.   It does mean, however, that you anticipate their needs.

14.   It will understand your voice, anticipate your needs, protect your privacy and connect you to the Internet wherever you are.

15.   Like a mother who magically pulls a tissue or a Band-Aid or a breath mint from her purse, Canafax tries to anticipate the needs of her charges.

16.   Passive-aggressives want you to read their minds and anticipate their needs.

17.   Programming a mansion to anticipate these needs is ludicrous.

18.   Some traders might monitor the weather in different parts of the country to anticipate energy needs, for example.

19.   Sragow says Checchi anticipated the need months ago.

20.   The packages aim to convince consumers that the companies can anticipate their needs and provide a fashionable and convenient solution.