Sentence examples for highly anticipated that from inspiring English sources

It débuted in the spring of 1989, the rookie year of Ken Griffey, Jr., a prospect so highly anticipated that he had his own branded candy bar.

That contest was so highly anticipated that many Democratic and Republican leaders, including Assemblyman Joseph Cryan, the state Democratic chairman, and the Assembly minority leader, Alex DeCroce, a Republican, converged on Monmouth County to show their support.

The relaunch was so highly anticipated that many residents in the capital Pyongyang gathered in public to watch the first new episode, even in the midst of tense inter-Korean talks held to defuse recent tensions between the North and South, according to the Associated Press, which has a bureau in the North Korean capital.

It is highly anticipated that, by solving these issues, immune checkpoint blockade therapies can be applied on a broader range of cancers with more effective and safer protocols.

Many clinically established drugs are CA inhibitors, and it is highly anticipated that many more will eventually find their way into the market.

It is therefore highly anticipated that many first-in-class chemical probes of HMTs will be discovered in the years to come.

Canada will meet the United States on Sunday for the Olympic gold medal, a highly anticipated match that will be the defining moment of these Winter Games for the host nation and one that will fascinate millions of its neighbors.

That potential wave is being led by Twitter, whose impending stock sale is one of the most highly anticipated since that of Facebook last year.

But there are still some highly anticipated decisions that have yet to be announced.

Today's rematch between No. 13 Ohio State and No. 19 St. John's at Madison Square Garden would not be as highly anticipated without that critical collision last March.

Mr. Romney's comments came on the first day of a highly anticipated trip that was expected to test his skills in foreign diplomacy, terrain on which he is not necessarily as comfortable as when dealing with economic issues.