Sentences with phrase «bring over the course of the next year»

The Nintendo Investor Meeting is a yearly event that happens every April, usually with the aim of letting investors know what the companies earnings were for the past fiscal year, and giving some information on what the company is set to bring over the course of the next year.

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My guess is there will be many strange bedfellows with complementary strengths, potential acquisitions and unexpected mash - ups (think Google and Walmart) that will bring many variations of this to life over the course of the next 10 years.

So hopefully we now have a good chance over the next five or six years to stick to this situation and to go back to developing visitor targets — like bringing in more visitors from the US, Great Britain, and Asia — mainly Korea, Japan and, of course, China.

Over the course of a year, the NEA Foundation staff, partners, and field experts will support Cuyler as she immerses herself in online coursework, webinars, and collegial study, including a two - day professional development workshop this fall and a nine - day international field study next summer, bringing the full cohort together with experts in global learning.

With his leadership, the board implemented the first early childhood education policy in the history of Dallas Independent School District (ISD), bringing new opportunities to 30,000 - 40,000 children over the course of the next 10 - 15 years.

Luckily, there's no Napoleon threatening our shores; instead, it's the French comics market that has just conquered Comixology, bringing over 150 French series from independent comics publisher Delcourt over the course of the next year.

Each year, Intel brings out the next generation of its processors, slowly rolling out over the course months.

Tabs have typically been used in browsers, but macOS was updated with this feature a couple of years ago and Microsoft is also planning to bring tabs to every Windows 10 app over the course of the next year.