Sentence examples for anticipated appointment from inspiring English sources

The first victims of Mrs Clinton's anticipated appointment will be those who defended Mr Obama's flanks on the campaign trail.

It was a particularly awkward situation since the anticipated appointment of the other candidate, Brian Ellner, had been reported in the news media.

Crystal Palace's attempts to secure a successor to Tony Pulis are set to extend beyond Saturday's derby against West Ham United after the club felt compelled to pull the plug on the anticipated appointment of Malky Mackay.

The highly anticipated appointment comes a year after firing Ellianna Placas.

In his place, Prayuth has chosen General Udomdej Sitabutr, a widely anticipated appointment but one that has also led to a renewed focus on a somewhat shadowy group known only as the Eastern Tigers.

My mind had already run a marathon through the list of tasks, errands, anticipated conversations, appointments and deadlines before I even began my morning workout.

One diplomat, anticipating the appointment of Mr. Abbas, said this week that "so many big people will rally around the prime minister that he will quickly establish a power base".

One day, Diana announced that having finally turned 18, she had made a long-anticipated appointment to go sky diving this month.

"The primary catalyst for the change was the earlier-than-anticipated appointment of a new CEO, Mr. Edward Breen, his impressive credentials and our favorable impression from a discussion with him," Goldman analyst Jack Kelly wrote in a research note.

In London, Shipman et al found that some patients would elect to attend A&E if they had difficulty making in hours general practice appointments, anticipated delay from out-of-hours services, or wanted a second opinion [ 20].

Because fewer university clinic patients returned for a second appointment than anticipated, we also compared those who did and those who did not return on dental fear scores at the first appointment (t-test), age (t-test), and gender (Chi square), to look for possible group differences.