Sentence examples for anticipated entry from inspiring English sources
The launch came alongside Apple's much anticipated entry into wearable tech, with the unveiling of the Apple Watch.
Apple's highly anticipated entry into the world of wearable technology is the Apple Watch, CEO Tim Cook announced on Tuesday.
Bringing together leading scientists and financed by the federal government, the Rad Lab, as it came to be known, forged technology for America's anticipated entry into the war.
UAL's United Airlines, for example, in May formed a new unit, United BizJet Holdings, that has already ordered more than $3 billion of new business jets for an anticipated entry in the fractional-share market.
The country's anticipated entry into the World Trade Organization has hurt Shanghai G.M.'s sales because many Chinese have put off car purchases, expecting prices to fall after the drop in import duties pushes prices down.
I'm kidding of course, but while there will be no high flying or web slinging in this production, the most anticipated entry in this year's Next Wave festival, is an event of sorts.
"Gypsy" was one of the most highly anticipated entries in the 2002-3 season.
Other eagerly anticipated entries include Michael Haneke's "Amour," the recent winner of the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival; and "Silver Linings Playbook," written and directed by David O. Russell and winner of the BlackBerry People's Choice Award at the Toronto International Film Festival.
We find that in an open-loop information structure the incumbent anticipates entry by overinvesting, whereas the incumbent slightly underinvests in a Markov-perfect equilibrium.
We find that under an open-loop information structure the incumbent anticipates entry by overinvesting, whereas in the Markov perfect equilibrium the incumbent slightly underinvests in the period before the entry.
Just as festival-goers crowded the 2,309-seat 2,309-seattre Lumière for "Café Society," journalists crowded the smaller Salle Debussy for the first media screeninGrandCrisThéâtre's hotLumièrecipated competition entry.
