Sentence examples for apparently in expectation of from inspiring English sources

The director of the CIA, Leon Panetta, told CIA employees that "this is not the end of the road on these issues", apparently in expectation of Congressional inquiries and court actions abroad.

Lazaridis, 52, had increased his holding at the end of 2012 by 3.1m shares, apparently in expectation that the release of the new BB10 software in January would boost the company back towards the success it had enjoyed between 2007 and 2010.

In the first night of bombing, waves of reinforcements drove to the front line from Kabul apparently in the expectation of an alliance ground offensive.

Shares of Comcast fell 94 cents, or 2.41percentt, yesterday to close at $38.09, apparently in expectation that the company would win the auction, taking on a sizable debt and diluting the value of its shares.

R.I.P". in expectation of a Clinton win.

She lives in expectation of inundation.

i 1... 2 2... 6 In expectation of service.

Apparently, one expectation of the donor to South Dakota was that in some way the bonds retained by himself would be placed in judgment, and relief obtained against North Carolina in the suit commenced by South Dakota.

Most cable stocks rose on news of the Tele-Communications plan, apparently in the expectation that it would alleviate some of the pressure from Washington.

Investors bid up the shares of the losers in the regulatory process, apparently in the expectation that either Volvo or Pechiney, or both, could come into play as possible takeover targets.

Apparently in hopes of traducing Assange.