Anticipation among Haruki Murakami fans ran high

Innovation requires processes of adaptation, anticipation and openness to change.

But we here in Pakistan sit doodling our fingers in jittery anticipation.

Planning in anticipation of urban growth could warrant investment in large scale sanitation and sewerage systems.

Egyptian authorities yesterday shut down the Internet and ordered closures of cell phone networks, in anticipation of today's protests.

He resigned in 1942 in anticipation of being inducted into the military for service in World War II.

However, the Iraqi side, in anticipation of the imminent start of the election campaign, had requested early adoption of this resolution.

The central bank would lower interest rates households would spend in anticipation of lower taxes and business confidence would rise.

What I saw was a familiar scene the police had already cordoned off the area, in anticipation of potential protests.

When the women began their work, Lillian s expression turned from giddy anticipation to fear and then panic.

In anticipation of the siege, some residents had stored some basic products, but they are quickly running out of them as well.

In anticipation of possible food shortages in the coming months, several initiatives have been undertaken to ensure effective coordination of food aid.

I suspect that this opinion is being floated now in anticipation of the Haj, which will take place in late November.

That work had been undertaken in anticipation of the first session of the COP MOP and the establishment of the Article 6 Supervisory Committee.

For example, supermarket chains may change the stocks on their shelves in anticipation of different consumer spending habits in different weather conditions.

The document leaves out many issues relevant to international trade that developing countries had been regarding with keen anticipation.

On my way home, I tweeted Police have cordoned off the Philippines embassy in Beijing in anticipation of protests. No sign of protests yet.

In anticipation of possible food shortages, which persist in periodic cycles, the Government has taken initiatives to lead the coordination of food aid distribution.

Sense

It does not make political sense it does not make economic sense it does not make ethical sense.

And I finally came across this fantastic quote by a British playwright, William Archer Drama is anticipation mingled with uncertainty.

Karl Marx predicted that states would wither away in anticipation of an idyllic communist society capable of auto regulating economic imbalances and empowering the masses.

Anticipation of aggressive monetary expansion has sharply weakened the yen, which has fallen by almost 20 against the dollar in just over four months.

Common sense, a rare idea in the law, but here it was. Common sense Revolts at the idea. Common sense.

In other words, Europe displays a strong sense of survival, but not a strong sense of common purpose.

Likewise, the government s deficit might fall not because of austerity, but because the stock market s anticipation of economic growth fuels higher revenues from capital gains tax.

Moreover, perhaps in anticipation of a change in power, the mandarins have moved forward the annual personnel changes in the major ministries top administrative positions.

The Japanese military began transferring fighter aircraft to the home islands from China and the Pacific in early 1944 in anticipation of B 29 raids.

Nothing seems to make sense now. But one thing does make sense.

In anticipation of the Council's overall conferencing workload exceeding the workload of the Commission on Human Rights, tentative budgetary requirements will be submitted in early November 2005.

Is there a sense of wonder?

Tom lost his sense of smell.

They have a sense of humor.

The Iraqis sense all of this.

Making Sense of the Climate Impasse

It was sort of, in a certain sense, in a McLuhan sense, an external stomach, in the sense that it was cooking food that we could not eat otherwise.

In anticipation of an LDP led government (with the New Komeito Party as a junior coalition partner), financial markets began to move toward a weaker yen.

In anticipation, a Lebanese civil society group which goes by the name of 'Proud Lebanon' has released a promotional video calling for LGBT rights in Lebanon.

Elizabeth has realized, and she's coming face to face with her own sense of jealousy, her own sense of mortality.

It makes good political sense it could make good business sense as well.

In anticipation of a doubling of its urban population over the next 20 years, it had focused on mobilizing credit and other forms of financing for private housing construction.

That's common sense.

This makes sense.

This has spread a sense of unfairness.

Making sense of these asymmetries is difficult.