Sentence examples for anticipated stages from inspiring English sources

It remains one of the most ambitious and anticipated stages in the dance world.

A recruitment rate of 70%% (N = 45) and attrition of 33%% are anticipated during stages 3.1 and 3.2 [ 30, 31] giving a final sample of at least 30 experts.

So it's the most hotly anticipated live stage show on record.

Conclusion For many, retirement is a highly anticipated life stage.

This difference is anticipated, as stage at diagnosis is an important predictor of survival.

Only a week ago, he had seen a preview performance of the stage version of "To Kill a Mockingbird" at the Hartford Stage Company and had been anticipating the staging of "Dividing the Estate" there in April.

The team's devilishly hard to learn – and even harder to stop – collective pressing and switching already works much better than anyone could have anticipated at this stage.

The defiant mood in the England changing room immediately after their 17-16 defeat by New Zealand in Huddersfield on Saturday underlined that they still have a chance of success in the Four Nations tournament even if the road ahead is slightly bumpier than many might have anticipated at this stage.

City know they will be 10 points behind at kick-off if Manchester United defeat Liverpool earlier in the day, a legacy of some scrappy form which has seen them drop more points than anticipated at this stage of the campaign.

Therefore, acid-triggered Au NC disassembly and simultaneous generation of optical signal changes are anticipated in early-stage oral dysplasia (pH 6.2).

Several studies have shown that the actual thermal performance of buildings after construction may deviate significantly from its performance anticipated at design stage.