Sentence examples for anticipated jump from inspiring English sources

And for the second year, CBS is providing free online access to live broadcasts of the NCAA "March Madness" basketball tournament, this time with a larger video player screen and twice the bandwidth to handle an anticipated jump in traffic.

That gulf in attitudes between academe and Madison Avenue, proverbially wide, still seems to be restraining neuromarketing from making its widely anticipated jump from the laboratory to the marketing department.

Police: Riots 'could not be anticipated' Jump to media player Commander Adrian Hanstock, from the Metropolitan Police, said 26 officer had been injured and 42 people had been taken into custody.

Hispanic K-12 public school enrollment is anticipated to jump 36% for Hispanic students, and 31% for Asian/Pacific Islander students.

Almost no one who worked with him anticipated the jump to electoral politics, but Mr. Bennett and Mr. Wehner said that it flowed naturally from the moment.

Chicago's violence has been far more consistent: The city's murder rate, according to Brennan Center data, is anticipated to jump 47.1percentthis yearar to 727 murders.

How could the question, comparing Fox to MSNBC not have been anticipated from Jump Street?

Yet as he often does, Mr. Pollini sometimes anticipated phrases, jumping ahead a bit, as if impatient.

Residents of neighboring counties are anticipating a jump in property values.

Anticipating the jump in profits, two investment banks in Moscow issued reports last week identifying Norilsk's stock as undervalued.

In 1950, anticipating a jump in housing demand among returning troops, Eichler, a middle-aged former treasurer of a defunct butter-and-egg wholesaler, reinvented himself as a real estate developer.