Sentence examples for anticipated mostly from inspiring English sources

Unlike hurricanes and tornadoes, which provoke as much dread as wonder, a blizzard is anticipated mostly with pleasure, at least on the East Coast.

Glenn knew this wasn't going to be pretty -- but his interview with the ladies on The View was even worse than anticipated, mostly because they wasted an entire segment on accusations that Glenn 'lied' about who said hello to who first on his Amtrak train ride with Barbara and Whoopi to the Correspondents dinner in Washington DC.

We powered the study for approximately 360 patients on the basis of 28-day mortality; however enrolment was slower than anticipated, mostly due to the need for therapeutic systemic anticoagulation or the development of increased bleeding risk.

Course conditions have been rougher than anticipated, mostly because of unseasonably warm and sunny afternoons coupled with below-freezing temperatures at night.

"At the moment, the sanctions are having a much stronger impact than anticipated, mostly through insurance, which could lead to a full interruption of Iranian oil flows," he added.

But this year, after the Mets exceeded early gloomy predictions by winning three games in a row on the trip, including the first game of this series at Citizens Bank Park, they had every reason to anticipate mostly positive feedback.

Ribosomal RNA and protein sequences are combined into a supermatrix and used to infer a well-resolved phylogenetic tree scaffold which we anticipate to mostly, but not necessarily, approximate the vertical descent of a coherent biological entity (but see the "Endosymbioses" section below).

The highly anticipated record was mostly created in Los Angeles and recorded by Steve Albini and Noah Georgeson.

Prior to the start, we anticipated some dropouts, mostly during the second 6-week period of treatment.

Although some of the environmental impacts of these early measures (e.g., the loss of fluvial habitat) were not the intended consequences of river channelization and dam construction, they were mostly anticipated and were considered as an acceptable consequence at the time.

After an anti-climactic election day which turned out mostly as anticipated going into the elections, it's time for the quadrennial exercise in over-analysis in search of national import from the races for New Jersey governor, Virginia governor, and New York mayor.