Sentence examples for anticipated bringing from inspiring English sources

Deborah Fine, publisher of Glamour, said she anticipated bringing out two standalone "Dos and Don'ts" issues in 2001, increasing that to four a year "eventually".

"Ever since we first launched the iPhone, we greatly anticipated bringing it to China," an Apple vice president, Greg Joswiak, said at a launch ceremony at a Beijing shopping mall.

Lower-than-expected unemployment has helped, by cutting the cost of out-of-work benefits; so have shoppers, by returning to the high street more rapidly than the government expected, boosting the VAT take, while corporate profits have been stronger than anticipated, bringing in extra corporation tax.

Lancaster said: "We always anticipated bringing in additional players following the European games, either to cover injuries or for training.

It turned out to be more successful than anticipated, bringing in $10 billion in bids to be paid over ten years.

Testing has shown this method to be more effective than previously anticipated, bringing levels from 80 ppb to 10 ppb.

The automaker's CEO Harald Krueger struck a similarly futuristic tone during its annual shareholder meeting in Munich this week, though the chief executive was far more pragmatic in his prognostications, discussing the sorts of innovation his company anticipated bring to market within the next decade.

"And I don't anticipate bringing Andy back early," he added, referring to Andy Pettitte.

"I didn't anticipate bringing him in in that situation," Mets Manager Art Howe said.

Yorkshire Water has said it does not anticipate bringing in hosepipe restrictions as yet.

He anticipates bringing the cheaper version to market within two to five years.