Sentence examples for very anticipated from inspiring English sources
This finding was very anticipated, taking into account the template-directed nature of nucleotide incorporation catalyzed by DNA polymerases.
NPR reports the House Republican Leadership isn't even talking about this very anticipated case that it has chosen to defend in the supreme court.
Up until now the VR devices available have been mostly mobile compatible holders like Google Cardboard, but next year there are some very anticipated dedicated VR headsets being released, such as the Oculus Rift and Sony's PlayStation VR.
I would definitely say that this is a very hotly anticipated show as no one knows who he is and everyone wants to see what he does next".
Alibaba is also making the deal as it's expected to go for a very highly anticipated IPO.
Its management very likely anticipated that approximately 80% of its risk adjustment bill for 2014 alone would be offset by risk corridor program collections, not the 12.6% that CMS finally announced.
I've got to learn how to do this!' " Since he couldn't afford lessons, he set about training himself and developed a signature style that he's since lent to Michelle Pfeiffer for "Batman Returns," Madeleine Stowe for "Bad Girls" and Harrison Ford for the very highly anticipated "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull," which hit theaters Thursday.
Be as accommodating as possible in what is usually a very emotionally anticipated event.
Anne M. Mulcahy, chief executive of Xerox, said the company anticipated "very, very tough economic times," and added, "that's why we're being so aggressive on cost reduction".
People were in fact there waiting for me to arrive that very afternoon, anticipating news of the Brownlow-Maisonette case — where were things, how were our prospects developing, what was my over-all take on matters, and what were our hopes for a settlement (most of my "take" wouldn't be all that promising).
Identifying these delays early can help investigators circumvent or, at the very least, anticipate them.
