Sentence examples for anticipated very from inspiring English sources
Vivendi, in a statement, repeated its full-year guidance to investors, saying it anticipated "very strong growth in operating income, and significant growth in cash flow from operations".
Anne M. Mulcahy, chief executive of Xerox, said the company anticipated "very, very tough economic times," and added, "that's why we're being so aggressive on cost reduction".
As we anticipated very low variability across the measurement at the steady state, we decided not to perform formal statistical comparisons between the values.
"With us signing so many players with the quality and experience that Championship clubs would envy, I anticipated very few opportunities to play," he said.
Due to anticipated very low level expression of Il7 mRNA, HEK293 human cell line transfected with a high-level Il7 mRNA expression construct (pECFP-N1/IL-7 or pEYFP-N1/IL-7) were prepared.
The exception is an anticipated very preterm birth which is regarded as an emergency, and the woman will deliver in the most nearby hospital, unless she is expected to give birth prior to gestational week 26.
"We anticipate very strong demand for Galaxy S III, Robert Yii, Samsung's senior vice president and head of investor relations, told analysts.
They may, instead, be anticipating very real attitudes and very real reactions that are borne out, time and again, in the lab and in the office.
Ryan says he anticipates very little roster turnover, although running back Thomas Jones seems likely to be released unless he decides to take a pay cut.
Because the course of demographic trends is hard to anticipate very far into the future, most demographers calculate a set of alternative projections that, taken together, are expected to define a range of plausible futures, rather than to predict or forecast any single future.
Options action in the September contract Thursday indicates one investor anticipates very little fluctuation in the price of the fund through expiration in seven months' time.
