Sentence examples for further anticipation from inspiring English sources

Further, anticipation is generally accompanied by an inhale -- and email, texting, and viewing television shows generally includes a significant dose of anticipation.

The release of Pearl Jam's new album, "Lightning Bolt," is less than three weeks away, and to stoke further anticipation for the record, the band released a nearly nine-minute short film on Thursday.

The recruiting of Hunt for the Wilderpeople director Taika Waititi further whets anticipation this one will be big on the giggles, rather than the gung-ho stuff.

The arrival of Kerry, Britain's foreign secretary, William Hague, and his French and German counterparts, Laurent Fabius and Guido Westerwelle, has further boosted anticipation that a deal is within reach.

Warren Hoge, Alessandra Stanley (NYT) NORTHERN IRELAND: ULSTER TALKS Prime Minister Tony Blair and his Irish counterpart, Bertie Ahern, will hold talks in Belfast today with Northern Ireland party leaders to try to save the power-sharing Catholic-Protestant government before positions harden further in anticipation of a national election in May.

Further, the anticipation of lower or zero profits for low-productivity jobs discourages vacancy posting in sectoral bargaining regimes.

HONG KONG — Chinese stocks extended their gains Wednesday, as financial shares and commodity producers advanced further on anticipation of China's economic recovery.

The "big six" energy firms have all cut their gas prices by between 1.3% and 5.1% in the past few weeks and critics have said they were holding off going further in anticipation of the freeze being introduced if Labour takes power.