Sentence examples for anticipated particularly from inspiring English sources

Crabbies' departure from the scene has been well anticipated, particularly following losses sustained by its parent company, Halewood.

But he said there were some things he had not anticipated, particularly the technical challenges of linking Rwanda's Internet network to the rest of the world.

The short-lived experiment was more excruciating than I had anticipated, particularly when I was wearing the bare-all mum jeans and grey poloneck.

It called  the predicament of the many recent graduates who may never get the kind of jobs they anticipated  "particularly compelling".

And it had been anxiously anticipated, particularly by Hispanic and Asian community leaders who feared that Mr. Bloomberg would do away with existing bilingual and dual-language programs in favor of immersion.

Given the power of Prince Nayef, the nation's top law enforcement officer since 1975, no serious challenge is anticipated, particularly since he was left running the country during frequent medical absences by the king and Prince Sultan.

The battle on Everton's right between Walcott and his former Arsenal team-mate Kieran Gibbs had been eagerly anticipated but, particularly in the first half, it consisted purely of the new arrival haring down blind alleys.

That's why when included in last week's A-list was a writer-director in cinema with a long list of credits although I was unfamiliar with the titles I anticipated a particularly scintillating Labor Day.

Some companies now release trading figures that exclude anticipated returns, particularly in the wake of the period covering Christmas.

At the onset of the new millennium, the realization that the genome encoded for far fewer genes than previously anticipated was particularly surprising.

Legal experts anticipate a particularly pitched battle.