Sentence examples similar to Reserved anticipation from inspiring English sources

Shell has reserved $500 million in anticipation of settling a U.S. class action brought by investors.

The Laguna Beach Unified School District reported that it reserved funds in anticipation of low state revenues and cuts, which went into effect last week under Gov. Jerry Brown.

The result is the kind of anticipation usually reserved for World Cup fixtures and Game of Thrones finales.

They stare at the door with the anticipation often reserved for The Publishers Clearing House Patrol.

That anticipation is now reserved only for days when Santana starts.

J. P. Morgan took reserves in anticipation of future losses in these areas in the fourth quarter of 2001 and increased its overall reserves for loan losses by $510 million.

that time was located at Smolensk and kept in reserve in anticipation of better times?

Many lenders also added millions of dollars to reserves in anticipation that more oil-and-gas loans will sour.

But the effect may be less than feared because many banks have already increased their reserves in anticipation of the new rules or are planning to do so.

Unlike Alan Mulally, the C.E.O. at Ford, he failed to build up cash reserves in anticipation of the economic downturn, which might have kept his company out of bankruptcy.

But no one expects so large an effect because banks are trying to delever and will probably build their reserves in anticipation of more loan losses as the economy worsens.Non-banks are a particular problem.