Sentence examples for ante from from inspiring English sources

They want to restore the status quo ante from about 1934.

"Certainly this action has upped the ante from the Australian government," said Reece Turner, an anti-whaling campaigner for Greenpeace.

Rather than a traditional ante from each player before the deal, in Texas hold'em only two players are forced to bet blind before seeing their cards.

Upping the ante, from the coins that tourists happily lose in the town's myriad amusement arcades to ten chips being lost across a green baize gaming table, is a serious possibility.

In "Catulli Carmina," Orff aped the distinctive four-piano-plus-percussion scoring of "Les Noces," upping the percussion ante from 6 players on 16 instruments to 12 on 23.

Like the airline bringing in a truck with a more powerful engine to tow that plane, the global economy is upping the ante from conventional sources of fossil fuels to even dirtier and more dangerous versions – bitumen from the Alberta tar sands, oil from deepwater drilling, gas from hydraulic fracturing (fracking), coal from detonated mountains, and so on.

Firms benefit ex-ante from better consumer information about quality or from committing to not exploit their informational advantage.

MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER CD CHIVAS USA--Acquired F Ante Razov from the Metrostars for F Thiago Martins and a portion of an allocation.

Racing Ferrol could not forbid Ante Razov from coming to Columbus, even though he has provided a burst of scoring in Racing's desperate bid to escape relegation from Spain's fast Second Division.

Wolfgang Petritsch, the Austrian who represents the outside world in Bosnia, has reacted by dismissing the hardliners' leader, Ante Jelavic, from his position as one of Bosnia's three co-presidents.

It can sometimes be difficult to distinguish ex ante matters from ex post.