Sentence examples for which has been anticipated from inspiring English sources

It may well have been intended for Dre's album Detox, which has been anticipated for so long it's the rap equivalent of Guns N Roses Chinese Democracyy.

The shake-up, which has been anticipated for about a week, is the latest in a series of corporate realignments at the Internet company over the last 18 months.

That little patch's fate, like another 100km stretch of border, is now likely to be determined through negotiations.The upshot of the ruling, which has been anticipated for years and was broadcast live on television across Thailand and Cambodia, is that Cambodia gets a small piece of brush surrounding the temple that the ICJ had already ruled was in its territory, back in 1962.

Commenting on the role, Stallone said: "We'll have a big showdown between me and Van Damme, which has been anticipated for a long time, so it should be a good one".

We are currently faced with a global infectious disease crisis which has been anticipated for decades.

The outcome, which had been anticipated, was laid out in typically detached diplomatic language.

The move, which had been anticipated, is the largest one-off creation of universities since the then-polytechnics were awarded university status in 1992.

When a reporter posed the question, which had been anticipated by the campaign, Mr. Bloomberg launched into his answer, as is his custom.

The announcement ends months of speculation that the release, which had been anticipated to happen by the end of 2015, would slip beyond Christmas.

There were airstrikes by Israel and rocket launches by Hamas in the north on Monday afternoon, but nothing like the onslaught which had been anticipated.

The bankruptcy filing, which had been anticipated by many in the industry, follows a chaotic period in the company's 26-year history.