Sentence examples for as many anticipated from inspiring English sources

Garrett and team believe the old smart card space still has some life left in it, mostly because smartphone payment hasn't quite taken off as quickly as many anticipated.

Apple has just announced their Q1 2011 (their holiday quarter) earnings — and as many anticipated, they're massive.

Though "Virginia Woolf" opened in the fall and closed months ago, it has managed to emerge as a force during Tonys season even as many anticipated dramas that opened later — including "Orphans," "Breakfast at Tiffany's" and "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" — faltered.

However, their opening match is against the All Blacks at Eden Park, and if Friday's game is as horribly one-sided as many anticipate, whatever confidence they have will not survive the 80 minutes.

If, as many anticipate, payroll growth is down, this will be widely interpreted as suggesting that the US economy is no longer as well insulated from global economic problems and could be a harbinger of a more deep-set US economic slowdown.

Two companies, AT&T and Verizon, would control close to 80percentt of the mobile marketplace in America -- a figure that could exceed 90percentt, if, as many anticipate, Verizon buys Sprint.

After all, as Kerstin Mogull, the Tate's managing director pointed out when I arrived at Level 4: the gallery currently has 5 million visitors annually, twice as many as originally anticipated, and twice as many as visit the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

To be sure, we have had more businessmen and lawyers than before -- just not as many as I anticipated (and even many of those came from business and law school faculty).

Bruce Fleisher's first career in professional golf was not nearly as fruitful as many had anticipated.

As many had anticipated, the match at Goodison on Monday duly anointed one of the key transfers of the summer.

It came in mid-morning, when official buildings and security compounds were filled with personnel and children were at school, and not, as many had anticipated, at night.