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It's more acceptable in everyday writing. But for business and academic writing, reword your thought and write it without "Anyway" as a sentence beginning. "Anyway" is a fluff or filler word, similar to saying "you know". It often is not needed.

Informal:

I tried to tell the boy not to run on the ice but he wouldn't listen. Anyway, he fell, broke his leg, and I called the ambulance.


Formal:

I tried to tell the boy not to run on the ice but he wouldn't listen. He fell, broke his leg, and I called the ambulance.

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Anyway, I was hopeful that you would call soon.

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