Anticipation among Haruki Murakami fans ran high

In the months leading up to the elections, much anticipation circulated among Iranians and supporters of women s greater political participation about the prospect of getting more women into Iranian politics.

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

Today, after much speculation, Ghonim was released.

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

Indeed, in a volatile speculative market, where people buy and sell in anticipation of further price movements, history confirms that price movements will be hard to explain, even after the fact.

After much negotiation, Pakistani authorities agreed to a compromise.

After traveling so much and meeting so many people,

After all, the developed countries have done much the same thing.

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

But after inflation succumbed, unemployment did not fall or not by much.

But if the scall spread much in the skin after his cleansing

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

Short term needs associated with the disengagement plan are likely to include the pre positioning of supplies, food commodities and preparedness of emergency services, in anticipation of potential political or security contingencies during and immediately after Israeli withdrawal.

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

After all, emerging and developing economies are growing much faster than the advanced countries.

After the military coup in 1952, the Soviets provided much of the needed aid.

It's common to see people napping under the cherry blossoms after so much drinking.

When I was about five years old, not very much about a year after

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

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

Tom Ford And we found after much research that actually not much research, quite simple research that the counterfeit customer was not our customer.

After all, US leaders lied about so much in the aftermath of the 2001 attacks.

After all, it would be foolish to read too much into two historical data points.

After years of debate, we much reach an agreement on reform of the Security Council.

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

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.

The United Kingdom s domestic market is, after all, much smaller than that of the United States.

After all, it would be much cheaper to expand existing land pipelines than to build undersea.

After all, much of what makes a house a habitat lies outside of his department s purview.

The dollar s slide after 1985 made the real burden of Latin America s dollar debt much lighter.

In 2014, after ISIS swept much of northern Iraq, Christians were faced with a similar ultimatum.

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

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

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

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

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

Eastern Europe s transformation after 1989 took a lot longer and was much more costly than originally envisaged.

However, much of the upsurge represented a return to trend after the blighted years of the 1980s.

Much of the innovation in finance in the US and Europe came after it was deregulated in the 1980 s that is, after it stopped being boring.

After much old style Nasserite rhetoric, they decided to create the Close Neighbors Economic and Trade Association Council.

Meanwhile, investors with longer time horizons going after significant returns would not be much deterred by the tax.

For the real Poland that emerged after 1989 is much more promising than their political incarnation of it.

Now, after the third round in Moscow, they are holding on by not much more than their fingernails.