Sentence examples for from its anticipated from inspiring English sources

Jurupa Valley, for example, lost $6.4 million from its anticipated budget just a day before it was officially incorporated.

Some contrarian investors are willing to buy shares of Xerox, confident that the cash the company will receive from its anticipated asset sales will make the banks comfortable enough to refinance the loan.

Some are critically important, like several anti-tax measures here in Oregon that, if passed, could force the state to cut $5 billion or more in spending from its anticipated $32 billion budget for 2001-2003.

While the A. gossypii FEAR network seems to be conserved in regulating the M/G1 transition, the A. gossypii MEN pathway was shown to have diverged significantly from its anticipated role in exit from mitosis and appears to play a crucial role in septum formation (Finlayson et al., 2011).

The band will perform songs from its highly anticipated "My Pet Fetus," which will be released in February.

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

That gulf in attitudes between academe and Madison Avenue, proverbially wide, still seems to be restraining neuromarketing from making its widely anticipated jump from the laboratory to the marketing department.

Just another reason to be jealous about the fact that you aren't at the 65th annual Cannes Film Festival: The Weinstein Company debuted footage from three of its highly anticipated fall releases on Monday: David O. Russell's "The Silver Linings Playbook," Paul Thomas Anderson's "The Master" and -- perhaps best of all -- Quentin Tarantino's "Django Unchained".

Jonson's epilogues typically asserted the merits of his play and defended it from anticipated criticism.

With additional support from its School of Medicine, UNC anticipates giving two Cottrell Postdoc Awards per year.

'Want' arises from anticipated pleasure or satisfaction and 'need' arises from anticipated relief from mental or physical discomfort.