Sentence examples for anticipated to stick from inspiring English sources

Citigroup said: "The key question, especially in the UK, is what proportion of this price increase is anticipated to stick.

Watson's post suggests that the new film, to be directed by Twilight: Breaking Dawn's Bill Condon, will stick closer than anticipated to Disney's earlier version, in which the songs played a key part.

Nanopatches are also anticipated to avoid needle-phobia, needle-stick injuries (causing more than 500,000 deaths per year), and cross-contamination (e.g. 21 million cases of hepatitis B transmission annually) associated with the hypodermic syringe [35], [36].

Next year's is anticipated to be $118 million.

Leasing is anticipated to begin in June 2004.

try to stick.

Just stop anticipating future inflation; stick with what you see.

Apple has kept Dashboard around for Yosemite, but once Today finds a home with users and developers, I wouldn't anticipate it sticking around much longer.

If you're keeping track, that would put it just one month behind OUYA in terms of making it to market, should both projects stick to their anticipated timelines.

"We do anticipate this hockey stick will continue to happen as we put more resources to it, in terms of marketing and advertising," he notes.

This time he anticipated the tackle, and stuck out his hand to try and fend Kepu off.