Sentences with phrase «after much fanfare»

After much fanfare and speculative anticipation, Microsoft and a handful of hardware vendors will up the ante in the handheld computer arena with launch of the Pocket PC operating system and the hardware built around it.

New York's 2015 legislative session came to a close, after much fanfare and negotiation, with very little to show in terms of policy change to better support children and families.

After much fanfare from Microsoft at last year's E3 about Twitch streaming coming to the Xbox One, just a few days before the release of the actual console, Major Nelson «snuck in'the news that the Xbox One would not support Twitch streaming at launch.

After much fanfare from Microsoft at last year's E3 about Twitch streaming coming to the Xbox One, just a few days before the release of the actual console, Major Nelson «snuck in'the news...

Late in 2006, after much fanfare, Amazon — which got its start selling books online — introduced its Kindle e-reader.

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The first Amazon Go store opened one month ago to much fanfare, after more than 12 months of hype that only crescendoed as the company delayed the public opening by about a year.

Amazon unveiled its Fire Phone with much fanfare in June, but after only two months on the market, the company has dropped the price of the $ 199 32 - gigabyte model to 99 cents, with a two - year contract.

While there was much fanfare last month after the ECB loaned 523 banks 489 billion euros, the actual amount of new funds was a more modest number.

The pastor behind the unprecedented protests was released from jail yesterday on bail after his second arrest, this time with much less fanfare.

The lowly Rangers made Clyde their first draft choice, gave him a $ 125,000 bonus, and then, amid much fanfare, announced that he would start his first major league game only 19 days after he graduated from high school.

Two years after Meigs Field was bulldozed in a much - publicized midnight raid orchestrated by Mayor Richard M. Daley, the nature park at Northerly Island has opened with little fanfare.

If you like to stay up to date with the latest developments in nutritional science, you might be able to relate to this experience: A new book, study, or diet method is released with much excitement and fanfare, but when you take a closer look, you realize there's not much that's «new» about it after -LSB-...]

Let's recap: the year after the movie came out, Apollo 11 landed on the moon, to much, much fanfare.

Instead, after movies much less popular in theatrical release eclipsed it in stature, it came to DVD in 2001 (day and date with its sequels) with little fanfare and just a trailer for company.

There was much fanfare after the studio announced the return of Hidetaka Miyazaki, the man responsible for the first game's much lauded design.

I would argue that after launching the iBookstore with great fanfare Apple is acting very much like a company that doesn't much care about ebooks.

Star Wars: Battlefront II was launched to much fanfare late last year but, after receiving mixed reviews, it then ran into trouble, with widespread criticism regarding the status of loot boxes in the game.

«Super Mario Run» was greeted with much fanfare after its surprise announcement last year at an Apple event.

With much fanfare, anticipation, and even trepidation from some, Microsoft's motion gaming peripheral Kinect has journeyed from a mysterious project named «Natal» and onto store shelves as one of the most sought after electronic devices this holiday season.

And not long after, with almost as much fanfare, the Rolling Stones played a historic concert in Havana.

Now, two months after his recall election steamrolling of Democrat Tom Barrett, the climate change denying group famous for its Unabomber billboard will embrace Walker with much fanfare.

Especially after Obama declared, to much fanfare, that «the days of science taking a back seat to ideology are over»?

The downtown arcade has yet to become a bustling market space, five years after opening with much fanfare.

After all the rumors and hype, the Samsung Galaxy S5 revealed with much fanfare at Mobile World Congress is more an iteration on the Galaxy S line than the fresh, whiz - bang package we'd all come to hope for and even expect.

After announcing a push into digital textbooks in 2012 to much fanfare, Apple's iPads haven't been the educational game - changer many have envisioned.

The updated hardware was announced without much fanfare via a company press release this morning, following much speculation after its online store was scheduled for a «maintenance» break.